update home navigation menu on homepage + add login link

[ahmetskilinc]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a conditional navigation link that directs users appropriately based on their session status.
• Style
  • Enhanced the navigation layout with a modern, flexible design and improved text display for a cleaner interface.

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Walkthrough

The pull request refactors the Navbar component in the mail application. It updates the layout by introducing a new Link component directing users to the "/login" path. This component conditionally displays "Dashboard" or "Sign in" based on the session state. Additionally, the existing desktop login link has its class modified to include text-nowrap to prevent text wrapping. No changes were made to exported or public entity declarations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/mail/.../navbar.tsx	Modified layout and styling in the Navbar: added a new Link for "/login" with conditional text rendering and updated the desktop login link with text-nowrap.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant N as Navbar
    participant S as Session Checker
    participant L as Link Renderer

    U->>N: Request page load
    N->>S: Check session state
    alt Session exists
        S-->>N: Valid session
        N->>L: Render Link with "Dashboard"
    else No session
        S-->>N: No session
        N->>L: Render Link with "Sign in"
    end
    N-->>U: Display updated Navbar

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Possibly related PRs

• feat(navbar): update item label based on auth status #514: Involves modifications to the Link component in the Navbar, focusing on conditional text rendering.
• Refactor mobile sheet layout, add login/signup buttons, adjust styling #566: Updates the Navbar with a new Link component and adjusts classes in the desktop view.
• Fix login link paths by adding leading forward slash #569: Alters Link components in the Navbar, particularly adjusting href attributes similar to the current changes.

Suggested reviewers

• MrgSub
• needleXO

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A new login link with a conditional spin,
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

apps/mail/components/home/navbar.tsx (1)

87-88: URL inconsistency with mobile navigation.

The desktop login link uses "login" (without leading slash) while the mobile version uses "/login" (with leading slash). In Next.js, this could lead to different behaviors depending on the current path.

-    href="login"
+    href="/login"

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apps/mail/components/home/navbar.tsx (1)

packages/db/src/schema.ts (1)

• session (18-29)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

apps/mail/components/home/navbar.tsx (2)

65-71: Good addition of login link to mobile navigation.

The mobile navigation menu now includes a login link with conditional rendering that properly shows "Dashboard" or "Sign in" based on the user's session state. This improves consistency with the desktop version and enhances mobile user experience.

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88-88: Good addition of text-nowrap class.

Adding the text-nowrap class prevents the text from wrapping, which maintains layout consistency when the text changes between "Sign in" and "Dashboard".