Can we display around 100000 rows using React-Table by consuming Json data via API?
I have a requirement to consume huge volume of data ( like more than 100000 rows) by calling API end point and Data format is JSON and display them in react page. I am developing the logic using React-Table, but would like to hear experts opinion to know whether this is possible in reactjs? Is React-Table the right option in reactjs? Will there be performance issues?
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asked Dec 27 at 14:24
prathap K
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I have a requirement to consume huge volume of data ( like more than 100000 rows) by calling API end point and Data format is JSON and display them in react page. I am developing the logic using React-Table, but would like to hear experts opinion to know whether this is possible in reactjs? Is React-Table the right option in reactjs? Will there be performance issues?
reactjs
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
prathap K
91
Why display them all at once? Paging?
– Magnus
Dec 27 at 14:27
1
He could display all items for a variety of reasons, all of which are not subject of the answer
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 27 at 15:26
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I have a requirement to consume huge volume of data ( like more than 100000 rows) by calling API end point and Data format is JSON and display them in react page. I am developing the logic using React-Table, but would like to hear experts opinion to know whether this is possible in reactjs? Is React-Table the right option in reactjs? Will there be performance issues?
reactjs
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
prathap K
91
I have a requirement to consume huge volume of data ( like more than 100000 rows) by calling API end point and Data format is JSON and display them in react page. I am developing the logic using React-Table, but would like to hear experts opinion to know whether this is possible in reactjs? Is React-Table the right option in reactjs? Will there be performance issues?
reactjs
reactjs
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
prathap K
91
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
prathap K
91
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
prathap K
91
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
prathap K
91
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
prathap K
91
91
Why display them all at once? Paging?
– Magnus
Dec 27 at 14:27
1
He could display all items for a variety of reasons, all of which are not subject of the answer
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 27 at 15:26
add a comment |
Why display them all at once? Paging?
– Magnus
Dec 27 at 14:27
1
He could display all items for a variety of reasons, all of which are not subject of the answer
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 27 at 15:26
Why display them all at once? Paging?
– Magnus
Dec 27 at 14:27
Why display them all at once? Paging?
– Magnus
Dec 27 at 14:27
1
1
He could display all items for a variety of reasons, all of which are not subject of the answer
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 27 at 15:26
He could display all items for a variety of reasons, all of which are not subject of the answer
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 27 at 15:26
add a comment |
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Yes this is surely possible but involves the usage of virtual views like react-virtualized
The problem with 100k rows is that first render takes a lot of time, scroll could be tedious and every re-render takes a significant amount of time too.
With virtual views data is rendered only in active viewport and element are added/removed upon scroll reducing the rendering/reconciliation payload.
answered Dec 27 at 15:25
Mosè Raguzzini
2,9601020
ok. Thanks Mose. I will explore this option. Right now I have used react-table and pagination and tested with 2000 rows , look good. will try to explore with higher volumes using react-table too and post the results.
– prathap K
Dec 28 at 7:33
If you encounter some sort of bottleneck, this article is really useful: sumologic.com/blog/code/react-table-alternatives
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 28 at 8:58
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Yes this is surely possible but involves the usage of virtual views like react-virtualized
The problem with 100k rows is that first render takes a lot of time, scroll could be tedious and every re-render takes a significant amount of time too.
With virtual views data is rendered only in active viewport and element are added/removed upon scroll reducing the rendering/reconciliation payload.
answered Dec 27 at 15:25
Mosè Raguzzini
2,9601020
ok. Thanks Mose. I will explore this option. Right now I have used react-table and pagination and tested with 2000 rows , look good. will try to explore with higher volumes using react-table too and post the results.
– prathap K
Dec 28 at 7:33
If you encounter some sort of bottleneck, this article is really useful: sumologic.com/blog/code/react-table-alternatives
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 28 at 8:58
add a comment |
Yes this is surely possible but involves the usage of virtual views like react-virtualized
The problem with 100k rows is that first render takes a lot of time, scroll could be tedious and every re-render takes a significant amount of time too.
With virtual views data is rendered only in active viewport and element are added/removed upon scroll reducing the rendering/reconciliation payload.
answered Dec 27 at 15:25
Mosè Raguzzini
2,9601020
ok. Thanks Mose. I will explore this option. Right now I have used react-table and pagination and tested with 2000 rows , look good. will try to explore with higher volumes using react-table too and post the results.
– prathap K
Dec 28 at 7:33
If you encounter some sort of bottleneck, this article is really useful: sumologic.com/blog/code/react-table-alternatives
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 28 at 8:58
add a comment |
Yes this is surely possible but involves the usage of virtual views like react-virtualized
The problem with 100k rows is that first render takes a lot of time, scroll could be tedious and every re-render takes a significant amount of time too.
With virtual views data is rendered only in active viewport and element are added/removed upon scroll reducing the rendering/reconciliation payload.
answered Dec 27 at 15:25
Mosè Raguzzini
2,9601020
Yes this is surely possible but involves the usage of virtual views like react-virtualized
The problem with 100k rows is that first render takes a lot of time, scroll could be tedious and every re-render takes a significant amount of time too.
With virtual views data is rendered only in active viewport and element are added/removed upon scroll reducing the rendering/reconciliation payload.
answered Dec 27 at 15:25
Mosè Raguzzini
2,9601020
answered Dec 27 at 15:25
Mosè Raguzzini
2,9601020
answered Dec 27 at 15:25
Mosè Raguzzini
2,9601020
answered Dec 27 at 15:25
Mosè Raguzzini
2,9601020
2,9601020
ok. Thanks Mose. I will explore this option. Right now I have used react-table and pagination and tested with 2000 rows , look good. will try to explore with higher volumes using react-table too and post the results.
– prathap K
Dec 28 at 7:33
If you encounter some sort of bottleneck, this article is really useful: sumologic.com/blog/code/react-table-alternatives
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 28 at 8:58
add a comment |
ok. Thanks Mose. I will explore this option. Right now I have used react-table and pagination and tested with 2000 rows , look good. will try to explore with higher volumes using react-table too and post the results.
– prathap K
Dec 28 at 7:33
If you encounter some sort of bottleneck, this article is really useful: sumologic.com/blog/code/react-table-alternatives
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 28 at 8:58
ok. Thanks Mose. I will explore this option. Right now I have used react-table and pagination and tested with 2000 rows , look good. will try to explore with higher volumes using react-table too and post the results.
– prathap K
Dec 28 at 7:33
ok. Thanks Mose. I will explore this option. Right now I have used react-table and pagination and tested with 2000 rows , look good. will try to explore with higher volumes using react-table too and post the results.
– prathap K
Dec 28 at 7:33
If you encounter some sort of bottleneck, this article is really useful: sumologic.com/blog/code/react-table-alternatives
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 28 at 8:58
If you encounter some sort of bottleneck, this article is really useful: sumologic.com/blog/code/react-table-alternatives
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 28 at 8:58
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Why display them all at once? Paging?
– Magnus
Dec 27 at 14:27
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He could display all items for a variety of reasons, all of which are not subject of the answer
– Mosè Raguzzini
Dec 27 at 15:26