fixed #348

[Saksham1387]

Fixes #348

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • The email list now displays custom labels on each message.
  • Labels appear as visual badges in both the main view and split-view, offering enhanced context directly within your inbox.

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Walkthrough

The pull request enhances the EmailListItem component by integrating the display of user-defined labels. It introduces new imports and uses the useLabels hook to retrieve and process label information, which is computed and memoized. The labels are conditionally rendered as Badge components in both the main email display area and the split view section. The changes adhere to the design of loading labels once via the hook, ensuring consistency across the email UI.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/web/.../EmailListItem.tsx	Added new imports (Badge, isDefined, useLabels), integrated the useLabels hook to retrieve user labels, and introduced a memoized labelsToDisplay variable. Rendered labels conditionally as Badge components in two different UI locations. Defined new types Label and LabelBadgesProps, and added the LabelsDisplay component for rendering badges.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant E as EmailListItem
    participant L as useLabels Hook
    participant B as Badge Component

    E->>L: Retrieve userLabels
    Note over E: Memoize labelsToDisplay using labelIds & userLabels
    E->>B: For each label in labelsToDisplay, render Badge

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Mail: show labels for each email row (#348)	✅

Possibly related PRs

• elie222/inbox-zero#358: Enhances the EmailListItem component by utilizing the useLabels hook to manage labels for display.
• elie222/inbox-zero#367: Involves managing and rendering labelIds across email components, aligning with the label display functionality.

Poem

I'm a bunny with code so keen,
Hopping through emails, a label scene!
Badges like blossoms in digital air,
Hopping fast to bring you flair.
Here's to changes bright, beyond compare! 🐇✨

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