Most Popular React Libraries - Page 49
Page 49 of the most-viewed articles on ReactLibs, ordered by popularity.
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Scroll Without End: Effortless Pagination with react-infinite-scroll-component
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Endless feeds are everywhere, and wiring them up by hand is fiddlier than it looks. This little component handles the scroll-detection plumbing so you can focus on fetching data.
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Ky: Fetch With the Sharp Edges Sanded Off
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Native fetch is everywhere now, but it is still low-level and full of papercuts. Ky is the thin layer that gives you axios-like comfort while staying true to the web standard underneath.
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React Native Preflight: Maestro E2E Without the YAML Headache
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Maestro made mobile E2E testing fast, but reaching a deep screen still means scripting your way through the whole app. Preflight skips the journey and drops you right where the test matters.
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Perspective: A WebAssembly Analytics Engine That Pivots Millions of Rows
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Most browser grids choke somewhere north of a few thousand rows. Perspective shrugs at millions, pivots them in a Web Worker, and lets your users rearrange the whole thing by dragging columns around.
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Catching the Fall with react-error-boundary
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React only ships error boundaries as a class component. This small library gives you a clean, hook-friendly, fully-typed replacement that millions of apps already lean on.
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Schedule-X: The Calendar That Actually Looks Good Out of the Box
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Building a production calendar UI by hand is a rabbit hole of overlapping events, breakpoints, and timezone math. Schedule-X hands you a polished one and lets you opt into the rest.
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Brownies: Browser Storage You Can Eat With a Spoon
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Native browser storage is four different APIs, all stringly-typed, none reactive. Brownies collapses them into one object-shaped interface where types survive and changes notify you.
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Regex Cop on Duty: eslint-plugin-regexp
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Regular expressions are powerful but notoriously tricky. eslint-plugin-regexp gives your linter 80 new rules to catch regex bugs, security issues, and style violations before they reach production.
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React Lite YouTube Embed: Put Your YouTube Embeds on a 500KB Diet
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Every YouTube embed you drop into a page loads over 500KB of scripts, stylesheets, and tracking before the user even thinks about pressing play. React Lite YouTube Embed fixes that by showing a static thumbnail first and only loading the real iframe on click.
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Downshift: The Headless Hero Your Dropdowns Deserve
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Building accessible dropdown components from scratch is notoriously tricky. Downshift takes care of keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and state management while leaving every pixel of rendering in your hands.