Is it possible to use react-virtuoso with tree components?
See original GitHub issueIn the documentation, it says that you can use react-virtuoso with material-ui with a list, and I was wondering if the same library could be applied to other components from Material UI (e.g.: Tree View : https://material-ui.com/components/tree-view).
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@adsee42 Same, that’s why I’ve had to look for some inspiration to implement that with
react-window. Here was my starting point https://github.com/victor-magarlamov/react-virtualized-tree.react-vtreedidn’t work for me, as the examples from their storybook were raising typing issues and the API was quite complicated for me.@dbrrt I also tried
react-windowandreact-vtree, but found their api too complicated…