React Infinite Scroll
=====================

This is a fork from https://github.com/guillaumervls/react-infinite-scroll to make this compatible with React 0.14.

We also published it on npm with the name react-infinite-scroll2.

React infinite scroll component

Demo: http://jsfiddle.net/mb9vJ/2

Getting started

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The "ready to use" script file
is in the dist folder.

Please make React and ReactDOM available first.

Then :
``html


`

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Install : npm install react-infinite-scroll2

Then :
`javascript
InfiniteScroll = require('react-infinite-scroll')(React, ReactDOM);
`

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In this case, it will depend on react.




Use in JSX

`html
pageStart=0
loadMore={loadFunc}
hasMore={true || false}
loader={

}>
{items} // <-- This is the "stuff" you want to load

`

- pageStart : The page number corresponding to the initial items, defaults to 0
which means that for the first loading, loadMore will be called with 1

- loadMore(pageToLoad) : This function is called when the user scrolls down
and we need to load stuff

- hasMore : Boolean stating if we should keep listening to scroll event and
trying to load more stuff

- loader : Loader element to be displayed while loading stuff - You can use
InfiniteScroll.setDefaultLoader(loader); to set a defaut loader
for all your InfiniteScroll components

- threshold : The distance between the bottom of the page and the bottom of the
window's viewport that triggers the loading of new stuff -
Defaults to 250

- scrollDocumentId : The dom Id of the element which is keeping the scroll, if not defined, the component will use the document / window's scroll. -
Defaults to null




Changelog

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Add scrollDocumentId, the dom Id of the element which is keeping the scroll, if not defined, the component will use the document / window's scroll. By default it's null.

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Update to make it compatible with React 0.14
Update package library version.

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loader now takes a React component
(no more component constructor or object {component:... , props:... , ...}).




(Re)build

`
npm install
grunt dist
``

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