react-see-more v1.0.3

react-see-more

It's main purpose is to show how many items in the list that are not in the viewport

WIP

Dynamic updates

Suppose user is at the end of the list and a new item has been added at the beginning of the list and it is not in the viewport then the idea is to show something like "1 new item added" indicating that a new item has been added to the list and with a corresponding arrow direction at the corresponding position may be on top or bottom or sideways,because the list can be dynamically updated and the new item can be added at any position and clicking on it should take it to the item scroll position, finally which should look something like slack's unread mentions sticky thing

How can we do that?

One approach would be to use "key" keyword to compare snapshots between renders like something react does internally to get the diff between renders and show the floating pill accordingly

Other concerns

1) The scrollable height can also be dynamic, so have to recalculate what's in viewport and how many child nodes are not in viewport whenever the scrollable container's height alters. 2) What about lazy-loading lists? 3) Will it work as expected with React window? 4) Should we give an option to ignore some elements, suppose in the below example, if we don't give an option to ignore some elements, the node "Helper text" will also be considered a list items and the text will become "5 More threads" even when there are 4 threads.

Add "data-nmore-ignore" for ignoring that node and tell us not to consider that element as a list item

Customizability

1) Give an option to customize the wrapper component, by default the wrapper of list items is "div"

Should accept component

Should accept strings which represent primitive elements

2) Custom Text(default "N More") => "N more threads"

3) Custom pill

Good to have feature

1) Right now the floating pill is visible at all the time, somehow that's the point of the handy little component, which is to show how many list items are not view port. But sometimes, seeing this pill, the user might scroll and visited seen all the child elements and scrolled back to top. Now, as he already seent the list items, Do we need to show "n more" or should we just we hide as he already knew it. ? Provide a feature to hide the see more button once the user has seen or visited all those child nodes in a list