Migrating ng-infinite-scroll to modern Angular

ng-infinite-scroll called a function when the user scrolled near the bottom of the window or of a container. It is tied to AngularJS.

What replaces it

Option	When to choose it
ngx-infinite-scroll	Closest match: a directive that emits an event when the user scrolls near the end.
IntersectionObserver in a small directive	No dependency: observe a sentinel element placed at the end of the list.
CDK virtual scroll	When the list gets long enough that rendering every row is the real problem.

Check each list: window scroll or a scrolling container, the distance threshold and the disabled flag.
Move page loading to a service that tracks the current page, a loading flag and whether more data exists.
Attach the new directive or observer and render the list with @for and a track expression.

Watch out. Guard against duplicate loads: the trigger fires again before the previous page arrives. Ignore it while a request is pending.

In a 20-minute call you describe your situation and I tell you how I'd approach it. If it isn't worth doing yet, I'll say so.