Measurement
The Measurement module provides high-performance components for displaying healthcare measurement data with time-based filtering and navigation. Built on FlashList for optimal performance with large datasets and includes date range controls for temporal data analysis.
Overview
The Measurement module offers specialized components for presenting healthcare measurements including vital signs, device readings, and time-series data. All components follow healthcare data display standards with automatic date formatting, theme integration, and efficient list rendering.
Key Features
- High-Performance Lists: Built on FlashList for smooth scrolling with large datasets
- Date Range Navigation: Smart date controls with week, month, and year variants
- Healthcare Data Types: Optimized for medical measurements with value, unit, and timestamp display
- Compound Architecture: Flexible structure with MeasurementList, Item, and DateRange components
- Theme Integration: Consistent styling with Material Design 3 theming
- Time-Based Filtering: Efficient filtering and pagination by date ranges
- Layout Animation: Smooth transitions when data changes
- Touch Accessibility: Proper touch targets and interaction feedback
Core Components
- MeasurementList - High-performance list container with FlashList
- MeasurementList.Item - Individual measurement display item
- MeasurementList.DateRange - Date navigation and filtering controls
Architecture
The Measurement module follows the SDK's compound component pattern:
- List Container:
MeasurementListserves as the main FlashList wrapper - Item Components:
MeasurementList.Itemhandles individual measurement display - Date Controls:
MeasurementList.DateRangeprovides temporal navigation - Performance Optimized: Efficient rendering for healthcare data sets
Performance Optimization
FlashList Integration
- Optimized for 60fps scrolling with large datasets
- Efficient viewport management and recycling
- Minimal memory footprint compared to FlatList
- Automatic blank space management
Date Filtering
- Efficient interval-based filtering using date-fns
- Memoized filtered results to prevent re-computation
- Layout animations for smooth data transitions
- Optimized date calculation utilities
Best Practices
- Use stable
keyExtractorfor consistent performance - Implement proper
estimatedItemSizefor your data - Consider pagination for extremely large datasets
- Cache filtered results when possible