Vue Scroll List

Overview

The vue-scroll-list component is a versatile solution for developers looking to implement an infinite scroll feature in their applications using Vue.js. With support for varying item heights, this component ensures a smooth and dynamic user experience, making it ideal for displaying lists with diverse content. Whether you're showcasing products, articles, or any other type of data, vue-scroll-list stands out as an efficient tool for managing large datasets seamlessly.

This component requires Vue version 2.3 or higher and is straightforward to set up. Developers can easily integrate it into their projects and customize it according to their needs. The focus on both performance and usability makes this component a great addition to any Vue.js application.

Features

• Infinite Scrolling: Effortlessly load more items as the user scrolls down, enhancing the browsing experience without overwhelming the UI.

• Variable Item Heights: Supports different item heights, allowing for more flexibility in displaying various content types without layout issues.

• Customizable Container Height: Developers can define the height of the container through CSS, providing control over how the component integrates with the overall design.

• Viewport Management: You can specify the number of items displayed in the viewport, with a default setting of 10, ensuring the list remains manageable and user-friendly.

• Scroll Position Retention: The keep option works with keep-alive components to maintain the scroll position after activation, catering to a seamless user experience.

• Debounce and Throttle Functionality: Optional debounce and throttle settings help control the frequency of scroll events, preventing performance lags associated with rapid scrolling.

• Event Emissions: Listen for specific scroll events like toTop, toBottom, and scrolling, enabling developers to trigger custom actions based on user interaction with the list.

• Easy Updates: The update function allows for dynamic changes in item height and filtering, accommodating evolving datasets without leading to display issues.