@developer-ocansey — Flagging this for your review.

Recommendation: Worth porting to the current TypeScript codebase

What it does

Adds an onEndTimeChange callback that fires when scrolling finishes (on mouse-up or touch-end), reporting the final visibleTimeStart and visibleTimeEnd. This complements the existing onTimeChange which fires continuously during scroll — useful for loading data only when scrolling stops rather than on every tick.

Why it's valuable

This is a commonly requested feature (linked to issue #838). The current codebase has no equivalent. The implementation is clean with proper separation of concerns:

• Adds an onEndScroll prop to ScrollElement, called on handleMouseUp and handleTouchEnd
• Tracks a scrolled flag so the callback only fires after actual scrolling
• Extracts a getVisibleTimeRange helper as a useful refactor
• Tests cover both positive (scrolled → mouseUp fires callback) and negative (mouseUp without scroll doesn't fire) cases

What needs adaptation

The PR targets the old JS files and has merge conflicts. The current ScrollElement.tsx has been rewritten to use the PointerEvents API instead of separate mouse/touch handlers. To port this:

• onEndScroll should be called from handlePointerEnd (and handleTouchEnd) in the current ScrollElement.tsx
• The scrolled flag tracking pattern translates directly
• Types need to be added for the new prop and callback

Effort estimate

Medium — the concept maps directly to the current architecture, just needs TS conversion and PointerEvents adaptation.

Thank you for this contribution! Unfortunately the codebase has been substantially rewritten since this PR was opened (full TypeScript migration, new test suite, and various architectural changes). This PR is now too outdated to merge cleanly. Please feel free to reimplement this feature against the latest main branch — the new codebase should make it easier to build on.