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react-hybrender

v0.0.1

Published

Hybrid LinkedList+HashMap progressive renderer for React with sliding window mounting

Readme

react-hybrender

A Hybrid LinkedList + HashMap progressive renderer for React.
This library is designed for rendering sequences of components with O(1) random access, while keeping memory usage low by maintaining only a sliding window of mounted nodes.

Ideal for step-by-step flows, interactive storytelling, chat-like UIs, and large data navigation without loading everything at once.

Note this package is in early stage

✨ Features

  • 🔄 Hybrid Data Structure — Combines LinkedList (for ordering) and HashMap (for instant lookups).
  • O(1) Random Access — Jump to any node instantly without re-rendering the entire sequence.
  • 🪟 Sliding Window Rendering — Keeps only a limited set of components mounted (improves performance).
  • 🛠 Preload Hooks — Load data before a node mounts for a smoother experience.
  • 📦 Lightweight — Minimal dependencies and easy to integrate.
  • 🧩 Fully TypeScript supported.

📦 Installation

npm install react-hybrender
# or
yarn add react-hybrender

import { LinkedListProvider, Node } from "react-hybrender";

function App(){
  return (
    <HybridRenderProvider windowSize={3}>
      <Node id="intro" next="sec1" component={Intro} />
      <Node id="sec1" next="sec2" component={Section1} />
      <Node id="sec2" component={Section2} />
    </HybridRenderProvider>
  );
}