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@octanejs/window

v0.0.12

Published

Exact react-window 2.3.0 binding for Octane: virtualized List and Grid components, dynamic row measurement, imperative scrolling, SSR, and hydration.

Readme

@octanejs/window

The exact [email protected] API for the Octane renderer. Change the package import and keep the current v2 List, Grid, sizing, callback, ref, and imperative-scrolling contracts.

-import { List } from 'react-window';
+import { List } from '@octanejs/window';
import { Grid, List, type CellComponentProps, type RowComponentProps } from '@octanejs/window';

function Row({ index, style, ariaAttributes }: RowComponentProps) {
	return <div {...ariaAttributes} style={style}>{'Row ' + index}</div>;
}

function Cell({ columnIndex, rowIndex, style, ariaAttributes }: CellComponentProps) {
	return <div {...ariaAttributes} style={style}>{`${rowIndex}:${columnIndex}`}</div>;
}

export function VirtualizedData() @{
	<section>
		<List
			defaultHeight={300}
			rowComponent={Row}
			rowCount={10_000}
			rowHeight={32}
			rowProps={{}}
			style={{ height: 300 }}
		/>
		<Grid
			cellComponent={Cell}
			cellProps={{}}
			columnCount={100}
			columnWidth={100}
			defaultHeight={300}
			defaultWidth={600}
			rowCount={10_000}
			rowHeight={32}
			style={{ height: 300, width: 600 }}
		/>
	</section>
}

The package includes all eight v2 runtime exports and all eight public type exports from the pinned release. Fixed, percentage, function, and dynamic row sizes; overscan; RTL grids; ARIA attributes; custom root tags; imperative refs; SSR; and hydration are covered by executable parity evidence.

Version boundary

This package targets the current react-window v2 API. The older v1 FixedSizeList, VariableSizeList, FixedSizeGrid, and VariableSizeGrid names are not exports of [email protected] and are intentionally not added here. Applications still using those names need a v1-specific migration before changing imports.

Renderer differences

Consumer-visible rendering, keyed state, scrolling, measurement, and final DOM match the React package. Two renderer-internal observations differ:

  • Octane reserves the second raw function-component invocation argument for its internal block ABI. Tests and instrumentation should assert component props, not React's undocumented undefined second argument.
  • After keyed reordering, sibling effect order and equal-prop rerender counts can differ. Do not depend on sibling effect ordering; keyed state and DOM identity are preserved.

The pinned source, npm declaration bundle, license, test inventory, allowed adaptations, and executable pristine/adapted/type/differential/SSR/hydration lanes are recorded in UPSTREAM.md and audit/react-parity.json.

License

MIT — contains source derived from react-window (MIT, © Brian Vaughn), adapted for Octane.

Status

Current scope and verification status are tracked in the generated bindings status table, sourced from status.json.