react-ptrcontainer v0.2.0

react-ptrcontainer

A React component for web apps, providing Pull to Refresh a viewiOS only, as well as infinite scrollingiOS & Android tested.

Usage

import React from 'react';
import { PtrContainer, PtrStatus } from 'react-ptrcontainer';

let content = [];

function getPtrIndicator (status) {
    // What to display while loading:
    if (status == PtrStatus.LOADING) {
        return (<div>Loading ...</div>);
    }

    // What to display when not loading:
    return (<div>Pull to Refresh</div>)
}

function onRefresh (ptrContainer) {
    // Refresh the contents
    content = [];

    // Reset the PtrContainer's status to IDLE
    ptrContainer.setPtrStatus(PtrStatus.IDLE);
}

React.render((
    <PtrContainer pullToRefreshIndicator={getPtrIndicator} onRefresh={onRefresh}>
        {content.map((article) => (
            <div>{article.title}</div>
        ))}
    </PtrContainer>
), document.body);

The component will wrapp its children in a container that's not only scrollable, but can be panned vertically so that a second container becomes visible (the indicator).
The indicator can be rendered differently, depending on the component's current PtrStatus.

Optionally, one can enable "Infinite Scrolling" by using the properties infiniteScrollingIndicator and onLoadFurther. When the corresponding element enters the component's visible area, the onLoadFurther function will be invoked and additional content can be loaded and appended.

Props

ScrollIntoViewportTrigger

The PtrContainer's "Infinite Scrolling" functionality can also be used out of the PtrContainer component.
Just import the correspondent component from the module:

import { ScrollIntoViewportTrigger } from 'react-ptrcomponent';

and use it in your own render method:

render () {

    return (

        // ...

        <ScrollIntoViewportTrigger onTrigger={onLoadFurther}>
            Loading more ...
        </ScrollIntoViewportTrigger>

        // ...

    );

}

Platform Support

PtrContainer Support for iOS only

As PtrContainer makes use of the iOS WebViews' native rubberband scrolling, it is currently not supporting any other platform... yet.

ScrollIntoViewportTrigger Support

ScrollIntoViewportTrigger has been successfully tested on iOS and Android.

Credits

Pull to Refresh bases upon visiongeist/pull-to-refresh-js.

hzdg/react-imageloader shamelessly used as kind of blueprint for the whole module setup, especially the tests.