nostr-infinite-scroll

Infinite scroll for Nostr feeds is implemented using TanStack Query's useInfiniteQuery and Nostr's timestamp-based pagination. This fetches events automatically as the user scrolls down, creating a seamless social media-style feed interface without manual page reloads.

Paginating Nostr events for a feed is best handled with timestamp-based pagination combined with TanStack Query. This enables efficient data loading by fetching older events dynamically as users reach the bottom of the current feed.

Yes, implementing infinite scroll for Nostr feeds requires integration with a Nostr client library to fetch events, alongside React for rendering the UI. You must configure the client to supply event data to the TanStack Query pagination logic.

TanStack Query's useInfiniteQuery fetches Nostr events by using timestamps as pagination cursors. As the user scrolls, it automatically requests the next page of older events, managing the loading state and data caching for the feed interface.

Yes, you can build a real-time global feed for a Nostr client using infinite scroll. The implementation automatically loads new posts as the user scrolls down, creating a dynamic feed-like interface that browses events without manual page reloads.