Vue Virtual Waterfall
vue3 virtual waterfall component（Vue3虚拟瀑布流组件）
Overview:
The vue-virtual-waterfall is a Vue 3 virtual waterfall component that allows for the implementation of a virtual list with a fixed height. It is important to specify the height of the container that wraps the VirtualWaterfall component and bind the scrolling event to this container.
Features:
- Virtual: Enable or disable virtual list functionality.
- RowKey: Key used for v-for iteration.
- Gap: Set the gap between each item in the list.
- Padding: Define the padding for the container.
- PreloadScreenCount: Specify how many screens to preload above and below.
- ItemMinWidth: Set the minimum width for each item.
- MaxColumnCount: Define the maximum number of columns.
- MinColumnCount: Specify the minimum number of columns.
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