how can i know that i scroll to the end?

[lemondreamtobe]

According to the api's doc, i do not find any apis which can support me to listen the moment of scrolling to the end?

[okansoy]

Yo ! I faced this issue, and this is how I resolved : :

const scrollbar = useRef(null);

const handleScrollAtBottom = () => {
   const { scrollTop, scrollHeight, clientHeight } = scrollbar.current.getValues();
   if (Math.round(scrollTop + clientHeight) >= scrollHeight)
      console.log('i am at bottom');
}

<Scrollbars ref={scrollbar}>
</Scrollbars>

[lemondreamtobe]

Yo ! I faced this issue, and this is how I resolved : :

const scrollbar = useRef(null);

const handleScrollAtBottom = () => {
   const { scrollTop, scrollHeight, clientHeight } = scrollbar.current.getValues();
   if (Math.round(scrollTop + clientHeight) >= scrollHeight)
      console.log('i am at bottom');
}

<Scrollbars ref={scrollbar}>
</Scrollbars>

3q! before get your mail, i had solved that problem by the same method

[itshallrun]

there is an onScrollFrame callback, which will give you a value.top = 1 at the end of the scroll. No need for acrobatics :)

[lemondreamtobe]

there is an onScrollFrame callback, which will give you a value.top = 1 at the end of the scroll. No need for acrobatics :)

nice!

[dpatra]

const { scrollTop, scrollHeight, clientHeight } = scrollbar.current.getValues(); if (Math.round(scrollTop + clientHeight) >= scrollHeight) console.log('i am at bottom');

This is more reliable than the onScrollFrame