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/**
There are many HTML tree widget implementations out there, but most fail when you start pushing 100000 entries in there. The problem is that most create a DOM nodes for every line and cell, and once you get to a million DOM nodes, that's a noticeable load time and costs RAM. For Thunderbird, we need to render folders with tens of thousands and a hundred thousand emails.
Here's a prototype. This is just a start. It doesn't contain tree functionality yet, just a table. The tree functionality would be added on top. There are also many things to be polished: Styling, alignment, fixing column width to not change while scrolling etc..
But the basic idea of a fast list is working. It's loading 100000 entries on load, and you can add 100000 more on a button click. You will notice that the addition is very fast. More importantly, scrolling is very fast. Scrolling should work both using the scroll bar and using the mouse wheel.
Try it out at http://benbucksch.github.io/trex/fastlist-test.html
The basic trick is that I don't create DOM nodes for every rows, but only for the 10 or so visible rows. The data is in a pure data array. When the user scrolls, I do not move or destroy DOM nodes, but merely replace their text content and leave the nodes in place. I then listen to mouse wheel scroll events, and scroll correspondingly. The scroll bar at the right is a dummy element, and I set the inner height of it to the calculated height in px that the rows would have, if all rows would be DOM nodes. Then I listen to scroll events again, and translate them to corresponding row content changes.
From what I understand, that is the basic principle that XUL <tree>s also work with. Just that XUL <tree>s are implemented in C++, and I implemented it in JavaScript and HTML. (And HTML was again the most painful part in it.)
The coolest thing is that we're no longer limited to a single line per row, and we can have rich HTML content in each cell. XUL <tree>s can do neither, and that's a major limitation. We've always wanted to make the message list prettier, but we couldn't. Now we can.
*/
function Fastlist(element) {
assert(element && element.localName == "fastlist");
this._listE = element;
element.widget = this;
this._entries = [];
this._rowElements = [];
this._rowTemplate = this._listE.querySelector("row");
assert(this._rowTemplate);
this._rowHeight = this._getHeight(this._rowTemplate); // TODO consider vertical padding
removeElement(this._rowTemplate);
var tableE = cE(this._listE, "table", null, { cellspacing: 0 });
var headerRowE = this._listE.querySelector("header");
removeElement(headerRowE );
var theadE = cE(tableE, "thead");
theadE.appendChild(headerRowE);
this._contentE = cE(tableE, "tbody", "content", { flex : 1 });
this._scrollbarE = cE(this._listE, "div", "scrollbar");
this._scrollbarContentE = cE(this._scrollbarE, "div", "scrollbar-content");
this._scrollbarE.addEventListener("scroll", event => this.scrollBar(event), false);
this._listE.addEventListener("wheel", event => this.scrollWheel(event), false);
}
Fastlist.prototype = {
/**
* {<fastlist> DOMElement}
*/
_listE : null,
/**
* Where the actual rows are added.
* {<vbox> DOMElement}
*/
_contentE : null,
/**
* A dummy element that displays a scrollbar.
* {<vbox> DOMElement}
*/
_scrollbarE : null,
/**
* The dummy content of the scrollbar, to set the right height.
* {<vbox> DOMElement}
*/
_scrollbarContentE : null,
/**
* Original, empty template for a row.
* Not visible.
* {<row> DOMElement}
*/
_rowTemplate : null,
/**
* Currently displayed rows.
* {Array of <row> DOMElement}
*/
_rowElements : null,
/**
* Height of the DOM elements for a single row
* {integer} in px
*/
_rowHeight : null,
/**
* {Array of {Object}}
*/
_entries : null,
/**
* First visible row
* {integer} index position in this._entries
*/
_scrollPos : 0,
/**
* Adds a row to the list
* @param obj {Object} values for one row
*/
addEntry : function(obj) {
this._entries.push(obj);
this._updateSize();
this._refreshContent();
},
/**
* Adds a number of rows to the list. Each array element is one row.
* @param array {Array of Objects} values for rows
*/
addEntriesFromArray : function(array) {
this._entries = this._entries.concat(array);
this._updateSize();
this._refreshContent();
},
/**
* Populates DOM entries with the values from an object
* By default, for each element with a field="foo" attribute,
* it reads the corresponding obj.foo property and
* writes it as text node into the element.
* @param obj {Object} values for this row
* @param rowE {<row> DOMElement}
*/
fillRow : function(rowE, obj) {
nodeListToArray(rowE.querySelectorAll("*[field]")).forEach(fieldE => {
var fieldName = fieldE.getAttribute("field");
var value = obj[fieldName];
fieldE.textContent = value;
});
},
/**
* Call this when either the number of entries changes,
* or the DOM size of <fastlist> changes.
* Updates the DOM elements with the rows.
*/
_updateSize : function() {
var scrollHeight = this._entries.length * this._rowHeight;
//var availableHeight = this._getHeight(this._contentE);
var availableHeight = this._listE.offsetHeight - this._rowHeight - 6; // TODO
var needRows = Math.min(this._entries.length, Math.round(availableHeight / this._rowHeight));
var newRows = needRows - this._rowElements.length;
if (newRows > 0) {
for (var i = 0; i < newRows; i++) {
var newRowE = this._rowTemplate.cloneNode(true);
this._contentE.appendChild(newRowE);
this._rowElements.push(newRowE);
}
} else if (newRows < 0) {
for (var i = 0; i < -newRows; i++) {
var oldRowE = this._rowElements.pop();
this._contentE.removeChild(oldRowE);
}
}
this._scrollbarContentE.width = 1;
//this._scrollbarContentE.style.height = scrollHeight;
this._scrollbarContentE.setAttribute("style", "height: " + scrollHeight + "px");
if (scrollHeight > availableHeight) {
this._scrollbarE.removeAttribute("hidden");
} else {
this._scrollbarE.setAttribute("hidden", true);
}
},
_getHeight : function(el) {
// https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CSS_Object_Model/Determining_the_dimensions_of_elements
return el.offsetHeight;
/*
var height = el.getBoundingClientRect().height;
// getBoundingClientRect does not include margin
var style = window.getComputedStyle(el);
height += parseFloat(style.marginTop) + parseFloat(style.marginBottom);
nodeListToArray(el.childNodes).forEach(
childNode => height += childNode.nodeType == 1 ? this._getHeight(childNode) : 0);
return height;
*/
},
/**
* Displays the values at the current scroll position.
* Call this after
* - scrolling
* - adding or removing entries
*/
_refreshContent : function() {
// TODO be lazy, avoid unnecessary refreshs
var renderRow = this._scrollPos;
this._rowElements.forEach(rowE => {
var obj = this._entries[renderRow++];
if (!obj) {
return;
}
this.fillRow(rowE, obj);
});
},
scrollWheel : function(event) {
var scrollRows = 3; // How many rows to scroll each time
if (event.deltaY > 0) {
this._scrollPos = Math.min(this._scrollPos + scrollRows, this._entries.length - this._rowElements.length);
//this._scrollbarE.scrollTop = Math.min(this._scrollbarE.scrollTop + this._rowHeight, this._scrollbarE.scrollHeight);
} else if (event.deltaY < 0) {
this._scrollPos = Math.max(this._scrollPos - scrollRows, 0);
//this._scrollbarE.scrollTop = Math.max(this._scrollbarE.scrollTop - this._rowHeight, 0);
}
this._refreshContent();
},
scrollBar : function(event) {
this._scrollPos = Math.round(this._scrollbarE.scrollTop / this._rowHeight); // TODO ceil()?
console.log("scrollTop = " + this._scrollbarE.scrollTop);
console.log("entries size = " + this._entries.length);
console.log("scroll pos = " + this._scrollPos);
this._refreshContent();
},
}