feat(navbar): update item label based on auth status#514
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant N as Navbar Component
participant S as useSession Hook
participant L as Link Element
U->>N: Visit Home
N->>S: Retrieve session data
S-->>N: Return session (or null)
alt Session Exists
N->>L: Render "Dashboard"
else No Session
N->>L: Render "Sign in"
end
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apps/mail/components/home/navbar.tsx (1)
81-86: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider updating both the link text and its destination based on authentication status.
While the link text now correctly changes based on authentication status, the
hrefattribute remains static. For authenticated users, clicking "Dashboard" should navigate to a dashboard page rather than the login page.<Link - href="login" + href={session ? "/dashboard" : "/login"} className="text-sm text-gray-800 transition-opacity hover:opacity-80 dark:bg-gradient-to-r dark:from-gray-300 dark:via-gray-100 dark:to-gray-200 dark:bg-clip-text dark:text-transparent" > {session ? "Dashboard": "Sign in"} </Link>
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apps/mail/components/home/navbar.tsx (1)
38-76: Apply authentication-aware navigation to mobile view.The conditional text based on authentication status has been applied to the desktop navigation but not to the mobile navigation menu. Consider updating the mobile navigation to maintain consistency across viewport sizes.
Consider adding a similar conditional text somewhere in the mobile navigation sheet to maintain consistency with the desktop experience.
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apps/mail/components/home/navbar.tsx (4)
4-4: Good addition of the useSession hook.Adding the useSession hook is a good approach for accessing authentication state, making the UI responsive to user login status.
13-13: Clean implementation of session data destructuring.The destructuring pattern follows React best practices and provides clear variable naming.
87-92: Review "Get Started" button behavior for authenticated users.The "Get Started" button always directs to "/login" regardless of authentication status. Consider whether this button should be hidden or changed for authenticated users to maintain consistency with the Sign in/Dashboard link.
Does a logged-in user still need to see a "Get Started" button directing them to the login page? Consider:
{!session && ( <Button className="h-[32px] w-[110px] rounded-md bg-gray-900 text-white hover:bg-black dark:bg-white dark:text-black dark:hover:bg-white/90" asChild > <Link href="/login">Get Started</Link> </Button> )}
78-102: Verify environment-based rendering logic.The component renders different content based on whether it's in a development environment. This approach might not be suitable for production features. Consider refactoring to use a feature flag or configuration setting instead of relying on NODE_ENV.
Is the environment check intentional for this feature? If this is a permanent feature, it should work consistently across all environments.
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Added the feature that update item label based on auth status
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