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We propose enhancing React's startTransition function to accept an optional second parameter: a timeout duration (durationInMs). This will ensure the transition runs for at least the specified time, even if the internal logic resolves earlier, enabling smoother UI updates and animations.
#Proposed API startTransition(callback, durationInMs);
callback: Executes state updates or operations as a transition.
durationInMs (Optional): Ensures the transition takes a minimum time, adding a delay if the callback resolves sooner.
startTransition(() => { setData(fetchData()); }, 500); // Ensures a minimum 500ms transition
If fetchData resolves in 200ms, the UI remains in a "pending" state for 500ms, ensuring a smoother experience.
#Benefits
Enhanced UX: Prevents abrupt UI updates by synchronizing transitions with animations or loaders.
Simplified Code: Reduces reliance on setTimeout hacks for timing.
Summary
We propose enhancing React's startTransition function to accept an optional second parameter: a timeout duration (durationInMs). This will ensure the transition runs for at least the specified time, even if the internal logic resolves earlier, enabling smoother UI updates and animations.
#Proposed API
startTransition(callback, durationInMs);
startTransition(() => { setData(fetchData()); }, 500); // Ensures a minimum 500ms transition
If fetchData resolves in 200ms, the UI remains in a "pending" state for 500ms, ensuring a smoother experience.
#Benefits
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