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@rocicorp/zero-virtual

v0.1.3

Published

Infinite Virtual Scroller for Zero

Readme

zero-virtual

Infinite virtual scroller for Zero. Built on top of Tanstack Virtual.

Features:

  • Bidirectional infinite scrolling (load more items at top or bottom)
  • Permalink support (jump to and highlight a specific item by ID)
  • State persistence (restore scroll position across navigation)
  • Dynamic page sizing based on viewport

Restrictions

  • Only fixed row heights are currently supported.

Usage

This guide explains how to add @rocicorp/zero-virtual to your own Zero app, using the demo as a reference.

Prerequisites

A working Zero setup. See Hello Zero for a minimal starting point.

Setup

1. Install

npm install @rocicorp/zero-virtual

2. Define your page and single-row queries

useZeroVirtualizer fetches rows in pages and can also look up a single row by ID for permalink support. Define these using Zero's defineQuery / defineQueries helpers. See demo/queries.ts for an example:

import {defineQueries, defineQuery} from '@rocicorp/zero';
import {zql} from './schema.ts';

export type ItemStart = Pick<Item, 'id' | 'created'>;

export const queries = defineQueries({
  item: {
    // Fetches a single item by ID (used for permalink resolution)
    getSingleQuery: defineQuery(({args: {id}}: {args: {id: string}}) =>
      zql.item.where('id', id).one(),
    ),

    // Fetches a page of items given pagination parameters
    getPageQuery: defineQuery(
      ({
        args: {limit, start, dir},
      }: {
        args: {
          limit: number;
          start: ItemStart | null;
          dir: 'forward' | 'backward';
        };
      }) => {
        let q = zql.item
          .limit(limit)
          .orderBy('created', dir === 'forward' ? 'desc' : 'asc');
        if (start) {
          q = q.start(start, {inclusive: false});
        }
        return q;
      },
    ),
  },
});

3. Use useZeroVirtualizer in your component

import {useZeroVirtualizer} from '@rocicorp/zero-virtual/react';
import {useCallback, useMemo, useRef} from 'react';

function getRowKey(item: Item) {
  return item.id;
}

function toStartRow(item: Item): ItemStart {
  return {id: item.id, created: item.created};
}

export function ItemList() {
  const parentRef = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null);

  const {virtualizer, rowAt} = useZeroVirtualizer({
    listContextParams: {},
    getScrollElement: useCallback(() => parentRef.current, []),
    estimateSize: useCallback(() => 48, []),
    getRowKey,
    toStartRow,
    getPageQuery: useCallback(
      (limit, start, dir) => queries.item.getPageQuery({limit, start, dir}),
      [],
    ),
    getSingleQuery: useCallback(id => queries.item.getSingleQuery({id}), []),
  });

  const virtualItems = virtualizer.getVirtualItems();

  return (
    <div ref={parentRef} style={{overflow: 'auto', height: '100vh'}}>
      <div style={{height: virtualizer.getTotalSize(), position: 'relative'}}>
        {virtualItems.map(virtualRow => {
          const row = rowAt(virtualRow.index);
          return (
            <div
              key={virtualRow.key}
              data-index={virtualRow.index}
              style={{
                position: 'absolute',
                transform: `translateY(${virtualRow.start}px)`,
              }}
            >
              {row ? row.title : 'Loading...'}
            </div>
          );
        })}
      </div>
    </div>
  );
}

For a complete working example including sorting, permalinks, and scroll-position persistence, see demo/App.tsx.

Running the demo

First, install dependencies from the repo root:

pnpm i

Then cd into the demo directory for the remaining steps:

cd demo

Run Docker:

pnpm dev:db-up

In a second terminal, run the zero-cache server:

cd demo
pnpm dev:zero-cache

In a third terminal, run the Vite dev server:

cd demo
pnpm dev:ui