[codex] fix src TypeScript errors#43
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Walkthrough该 PR 将 Listy 组件的滚动末尾检测机制从自动触发的 ChangesScroll API 迁移
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This pull request replaces the onEndReached prop with a generic onScroll event handler, delegating the logic for detecting the end of a list to the consumer. Key changes include the removal of the useOnEndReached hook, updates to the Listy component and its documentation, and the addition of tests for scroll event forwarding. Internal improvements were also made, such as adding null checks in useStickyGroupHeader and renderHeaderRow. Feedback suggests addressing a potential race condition in the endless scrolling example's handleScroll function to prevent redundant data fetches.
| const handleScroll = useCallback<React.UIEventHandler<HTMLElement>>( | ||
| (event) => { | ||
| const { scrollTop, clientHeight, scrollHeight } = event.currentTarget; | ||
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| if (scrollHeight - (scrollTop + clientHeight) <= 0) { | ||
| loadMore(); | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| [loadMore], | ||
| ); |
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The handleScroll implementation for endless scrolling is susceptible to race conditions. Because React state updates are asynchronous and batched, multiple scroll events can trigger loadMore before the loading state is updated and the component re-renders. This can result in multiple redundant data fetches if the user continues to scroll at the bottom.
Consider using a useRef to track the scrollHeight that last triggered a load, ensuring loadMore is only called once per 'page' of content, or ensuring the loading check is resilient to rapid event firing.
Summary
onEndReachedpath with directonScrolltyping and exports.rowKey, grouped header rendering, nullable refs, and sticky header container handling.Validation
npm run compilenpm test -- --runInBand