SAP Developer Challenge - UI5 Web Components for React Challenge (Week 3)

[MichelleMoudy]

This post is part of the UI5 Web Components for React Challenge (June 2023)

Welcome to the third week of the React developer challenge! This week, your task is to add infinite scrolling to your table and use a larger data set sent into the Solution component through a prop.

If you haven’t completed the first 2 weeks, you’ll need to do so as this week’s code is built on top of the previous weeks.

Resources

To help you achieve the goals for this week, the following resources (along with the resources from the last 2 weeks) could be useful.

JavaScript Arrays

JavaScript Arrays Slice

React useState

Custom Component Styling

For guidance on getting started, please refer to week 1.

The Challenge

Goal: Use the larger data set from utils/data.js and send to your Solution component through a prop in App.tsx. Then implement an infinite scroll that loads 10 rows when the table initializes, and another 5 rows.

Hint: When loading in the data from a prop, you should be using React state.

To receive credit for this week, you will need to accomplish the following tasks:

1) Change the name of the title in App.tsx to include your name and “Week 3 – Infinite Scroll”. It should resemble the title shown in the screenshot at the top of this post.

2) Use the larger data set in utils/data.js and send that into your solution component through a prop in App.tsx. Also, you will need to add statuses to the individual tasks in data.js.

3) Implement an infinite scroll to your table with the help of built in Table or AnalyticalTable props. You should load 10 rows on initialization and 5 rows after scrolling to the bottom. You will need to apply a style to the table to limit its growth so you can scroll.  

4) Take a screenshot with your full table, header, scroll bar, and modified statuses and post it in THIS discussion.

Note: If you encounter issues with your frontend not loading, ensure that you have imported all the necessary dependencies. Unfortunately, the debugging experience may not provide clear error messages. One useful approach is to comment out sections of code until the UI loads, then gradually uncomment to isolate the problematic line.

Get ready to enhance your React skills by incorporating the power of SAP UI5 Web Components into a custom component! Good luck and happy coding!

[manuelbordallo]

Hello,

Here is my proposal for Week 3:

[Ruthiel]

Hello!

My print of the challenge:

[HappyGirl]

Here is my submission for week 3

 

[HappyGirl]

Edited the screenshot

[stickman_0x00]

🙂

For debugging at least the browser console were able to provide me of libraries I missed to import, at least that helps.

[gauthamkamathk]

Hello,

Please find my solution for Week 3-Infinite Scroll. It currently waits until 18th row is scrolled to and then loads more data.

Have a great weekend!

 

[bztoy]

Hi Michelle,

Here are my submission for week 3.

Picture1, at the top of the page. There are totally 15 rows in the table now. 10 rows were from the initial load plus more 5 rows added by a setRows function on onLoadMore event that has automatically raised according to the height of the table.

Picture2, at the bottom of the page after the 3rd scrolling down.

[ManojKumarVarma]

Hi @MichelleMoudy ,

Here is my screenshots for week 3 challenge.

Thanks.

[SingireddySunil]

Hi @MichelleMoudy 

Here is the screenshot for week-3
Initial loading

After scrolling down

[JohnPaulLiberal]

Hi All!

Here is the output for this week's challenge:

After scrolling down:

[Fianni]

this is my assignment.
I have no excuse right now to learn React with SAPUI5 🙂

[SamyukthaPrabhu]

Hi Michelle,

This is my entry to the Week 3 challenge!

Was more challenging than the previous 2 weeks & excited for Week 4. 😄

Best, 

Samyuktha

[former_member142680]

Hi Michelle,

This is my entry to the Week 3 challenge!

[former_member145047]

Hi Michelle,

This is my entry to the Week 3 challenge!

[alessandraarm]

Hello!

Here my submission for week 3:

First load:

After scrolling:

[ecejudo]

Nice !

[ojeswinisanaka]

Hi @MichelleMoudy 

Here is my week 3 challenge

Thanks

[GRABLERE]

Hi @MichelleMoudy,

thanks again for the nice challenge. Screenshots below:

Cheers,

Emanuel

[jdm]

Week 3 Submission:

Interestingly, the additional 5 rows after scrolling to the bottom is more apparent when the growing="Button" component is used. Tried it when testing if my code worked.

[geek]

Before reaching bottom of scroll:

After: