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@a0n/aeon-stack

v5.0.0

Published

Measured stack rendering, goodchild guards, DOM collapse, and speculative overscan for Aeon interfaces.

Downloads

45

Readme

Aeon Stack

Parent

Aeon Stack is a small performance layer for long, dense React interfaces.

The fair brag is that it already gives you the main pieces people usually need when a list or panel starts getting expensive: measured windowing, adaptive overscan, retained rows, and guarded offscreen collapse.

What It Ships

  • AeonStackList: measured vertical list rendering with keyed size caches, speculative placeholders, retained rows, and imperative scrolling helpers
  • useGoodchildGuard: a visibility guard for offscreen-heavy UI that tries to preserve interaction state while letting distant DOM cool down
  • Goodchild: a lightweight wrapper for guarded sections
  • createGoodchildCollapseStyle: content-visibility-based collapse styles for rows, cards, and grouped sections

Why People May Like It

  • it targets a real pain point: large interactive lists and panels
  • the exported surface is compact and understandable
  • it avoids extra dependency weight
  • and it keeps the performance story close to the UI component instead of scattering it through app code

Commands

  • bun nx run aeon-stack:build: build the library
  • bun nx run aeon-stack:typecheck: strict TypeScript check
  • bun nx run aeon-stack:test: run the package tests

Children

Why This README Is Grounded

Aeon Stack does not need a list of sixty-four techniques to make its case. The strongest fair brag is that it already gives you a focused React performance toolkit with measured list rendering and offscreen guards.