/** * @jsxImportSource solid-js */ import { type JSX, type Accessor } from "solid-js"; import { type ScrollToIndexOpts, type CacheSnapshot } from "../core/index.js"; /** * Methods of {@link WindowVirtualizer}. */ export interface WindowVirtualizerHandle { /** * Get current {@link CacheSnapshot}. */ readonly cache: CacheSnapshot; /** * Get current scrollTop, or scrollLeft if horizontal: true. */ readonly scrollOffset: number; /** * Get current offsetHeight, or offsetWidth if horizontal: true. */ readonly viewportSize: number; /** * Find nearest item index from offset. * @param offset offset in pixels from the start of the scroll container */ findItemIndex(offset: number): number; /** * Get item offset from start. * @param index index of item */ getItemOffset(index: number): number; /** * Get item size. * @param index index of item */ getItemSize(index: number): number; /** * Scroll to the item specified by index. * @param index index of item * @param opts options */ scrollToIndex(index: number, opts?: ScrollToIndexOpts): void; } /** * Props of {@link WindowVirtualizer}. */ export interface WindowVirtualizerProps { /** * Get reference to {@link WindowVirtualizerHandle}. */ ref?: (handle?: WindowVirtualizerHandle) => void; /** * The data items rendered by this component. */ data: readonly T[]; /** * The elements renderer function. */ children: (data: T, index: Accessor) => JSX.Element; /** * Extra item space in pixels to render before/after the viewport. The minimum value is 0. Lower value will give better performance but you can increase to avoid showing blank items in fast scrolling. * @defaultValue 200 */ bufferSize?: number; /** * Item size hint for unmeasured items in pixels. It will help to reduce scroll jump when items are measured if used properly. * * - If not set, initial item sizes will be automatically estimated from measured sizes. This is recommended for most cases. * - If set, you can opt out estimation and use the value as initial item size. */ itemSize?: number; /** * While true is set, scroll position will be maintained from the end not usual start when items are added to/removed from start. It's recommended to set false if you add to/remove from mid/end of the list because it can cause unexpected behavior. This prop is useful for reverse infinite scrolling. */ shift?: boolean; /** * If true, rendered as a horizontally scrollable list. Otherwise rendered as a vertically scrollable list. */ horizontal?: boolean; /** * You can restore cache by passing a {@link CacheSnapshot} on mount. This is useful when you want to restore scroll position after navigation. The snapshot can be obtained from {@link WindowVirtualizerHandle.cache}. * * **The length of items should be the same as when you take the snapshot, otherwise restoration may not work as expected.** */ cache?: CacheSnapshot; /** * Callback invoked whenever scroll offset changes. */ onScroll?: () => void; /** * Callback invoked when scrolling stops. */ onScrollEnd?: () => void; } /** * {@link Virtualizer} controlled by the window scrolling. See {@link WindowVirtualizerProps} and {@link WindowVirtualizerHandle}. */ export declare const WindowVirtualizer: (props: WindowVirtualizerProps) => JSX.Element;