AutoSizer
See original GitHub issueDocument an AutoSizer
solution built with react-measure (based on the Resize Observer spec, can be polyfilled). This seems like a more future-friendly way of detecting resize.
For the moment, I have published a standalone version of the AutoSizer
component from react-virtualized, as react-virtualized-auto-sizer.
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I’m planning on releasing a hooks version for
react-measure
that should work a little bit nicer for auto-sizing components.For the time being, I have updated the README to document a solution using
react-virtualized-auto-sizer
. I’m going to close this issue for now since that solutions is good enough. Still happy to look into and talk about an approach based onResizeObserver
though!