nostr-infinite-scroll

To implement infinite scroll for a Nostr feed in React, you can use a hook that combines useInfiniteQuery with an intersection observer. This setup automatically loads more kind 1 events as the user scrolls, using timestamp-based pagination for seamless data fetching.

The best way to paginate Nostr kind 1 events is by using timestamp offsets. This approach fetches older events based on their creation time, ensuring chronological order and allowing the feed to load previous pages dynamically as the user scrolls down.

Yes, useInfiniteQuery works with Nostr feeds by managing the fetchNextPage function for subsequent pages. It integrates smoothly with React UIs to handle data loading states, errors, and the deduplication of events retrieved through timestamp-based pagination schemes.

To handle duplicate events in a Nostr feed, the infinite scroll workflow includes built-in deduplication logic. This ensures that even when fetching overlapping timestamp-based pages, identical kind 1 events are automatically filtered out before rendering.

Yes, you can use an intersection observer to load Nostr events automatically. By attaching an observer to the bottom of your feed list, it detects when the user reaches the scroll boundary and triggers the fetchNextPage function to request the next batch.