Svelte Virtual

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Virtual List and Grid components for Svelte

Overview:

The svelte-virtual package provides components for efficiently rendering large lists in Svelte applications. Rather than rendering the entire dataset, svelte-virtual selectively renders only the items that are currently visible to the user, optimizing performance and resource usage.

Features:

  • Efficient Rendering: Renders only the visible items in large lists, improving performance.
  • Vertical, Horizontal, and Grid Layouts: Supports different list orientations for flexibility in design.
  • Customizable Properties: Allows customization of item count, size, layout, scroll behavior, and more.

With npm:

npm install svelte-virtual

With yarn:

yarn add svelte-virtual

With pnpm:

pnpm add svelte-virtual

Summary:

The svelte-virtual package offers a convenient solution for efficiently handling large lists in Svelte applications. By rendering only the visible data, it enhances performance and user experience. With support for different layouts and customizable properties, developers can easily integrate svelte-virtual into their projects to optimize the rendering of extensive datasets.

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