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At the moment, the chat view always scrolls to the bottom of the latest message if one is updated. In general, that is great, but there might be a situation in which a different behavior is needed.
What solution would you suggest?
I'd like to see a property value like autoscroll which is set to true by default and that toggles the scrolling to the bottom.
The function that scrolls to the bottom is made to an argument, so it can be overwritten with an empty function and the scroll would be disabled as well.
everything is going to v2 now, lately I have been working 2-3 hours a day for the past 2 weeks or so, with ai agent example as well, so it will be miles better for ai
Hello, can you give us basic idea on how you gonna do it in v2? We are using v1.6 and we need to emulate ChatGPT and OpenAI bot SSE responses. I am not sure it possible to do it, without forking your package since the issue is not with scrolling, but rather with CustomScrollView. Maybe you can give us an idea. Thanks!
Hey, there is no simple answer, I removed all code and started from scratch :) I already have working SSE responses on v2 branch. What is left for me is to add some basic customisation for text messages and I will release an alpha version. I hope to do finish it next week. If you can't wait you can try to grab v2 branch as an example, it will be miles better than what you see on main
Is your feature request related to a problem?
At the moment, the chat view always scrolls to the bottom of the latest message if one is updated. In general, that is great, but there might be a situation in which a different behavior is needed.
What solution would you suggest?
I'd like to see a property value like
autoscroll
which is set totrue
by default and that toggles the scrolling to the bottom.Code snippets 📝
Is there any additional solution to that?
The function that scrolls to the bottom is made to an argument, so it can be overwritten with an empty function and the scroll would be disabled as well.
Code snippets 📝
Related issues/PRs
Issue #354 mentions the issue, but doesn't go into detail.
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