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A smooth scrolling container for draggable items

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Hello everyone! Can somebody please explain if it's possible to scroll window element? I mean in [basic example](https://github.com/azuqua/react-dnd-scrollzone/tree/master/examples/basic) if I delete .App styles and make list use all width and...

react-dnd-scrollzone doesn't work with the latest version of react-dnd. I suspect it is due to the changes in the react context api ( i.e. #34 ) and that react-dnd doesn't...

Hello! This is a great library but it is not maintained for a long time. Are you looking for help? There are probably many people that will offer you help.

react-dnd-scrollzone don't work with react-dnd >= 4.0.0, because it uses new React context API (Provider/Consumer from React 16.3). This PR add support latest versions of react-dnd, which uses new React...

I was able to wrap my entire app in the scrolling container to get the window scrolling to work. The issue I am having is because the header is fixed...

Needed also to export two versions as `DragDropContextConsumer` can't be nested (at least according to my testing and usecase) so I need to export also function without auto-injecting `dragDropManager` and...

Hi there ! From what i could read/test, I believe this library is not compliant with [new React Context API](https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html#accessing-context-in-lifecycle-methods). If it is, could you please update the documentation ?...

It would be nice to have lazy loading included in this lib, to avoid to have to render all items in the scrollzone.

There are many ways to optimise the dependencies of this package. 1. react-dnd uses `lodash "^4.2.0"` so including `lodash.throttle "^4.0.1"` is a duplication of code 2. react-dnd uses `hoist-non-react-statics` "^2.1.0"...

`react-dnd-scrollzone` should allow the scroll container to be overridden for more custom implementations, such as using a custome `scrollElement` with `react-virtualized`'s `WindowScroller.