fixed #342

[Saksham1387]

fixes issue #343

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced the email interface to dynamically adjust based on your device screen size.
  • On mobile devices, a streamlined navigation button now replaces the standard close option for a more intuitive experience.
  • On larger screens, the display optimizes by presenting email details alongside the list for improved usability.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new custom hook, useIsMobile, which determines if the current screen width is below a specified breakpoint (default is 768 pixels). This hook is used in the main EmailList component to modify the layout based on screen size. In the EmailPanel component, it triggers conditional rendering—displaying a "Back" button on mobile devices and a "Close" button on larger screens—thereby updating the control flow and responsiveness of the email UI.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/.../EmailList.tsx	Added a new custom hook useIsMobile(breakpoint = 768) to monitor window width and update the layout in the ResizeGroup component based on mobile vs desktop state.
apps/.../EmailPanel.tsx	Imported ArrowLeftIcon from lucide-react and the useIsMobile hook; added conditional rendering to show a mobile-specific "Back" button or a desktop "Close" button accordingly.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant U as User
  participant L as EmailList Component
  participant H as useIsMobile Hook
  participant P as EmailPanel Component

  U->>H: Trigger window resize / initial load
  H-->>L: Return isMobile state
  L->>L: Update layout (split view or single panel)
  L->>P: Render EmailPanel with mobile status
  alt isMobile true
    P->>P: Display "Back" button (ArrowLeftIcon)
  else isMobile false
    P->>P: Display "Close" button with Tooltip
  end

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apps/web/components/email-list/EmailPanel.tsx

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apps/web/components/email-list/EmailPanel.tsx (1)

apps/web/components/email-list/EmailList.tsx (1)

• useIsMobile (529-540)

🔇 Additional comments (10)

apps/web/components/email-list/EmailPanel.tsx (5)

1-1: LGTM: Good choice adding ArrowLeftIcon for mobile navigation.

Adding the ArrowLeftIcon import to support mobile navigation is a good enhancement.

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9-9: LGTM: Clean import for the new hook.

The import of useIsMobile hook is properly sourced from the EmailList component.

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35-35: LGTM: Good implementation of responsive design.

Using the useIsMobile hook here allows for responsive UI decisions based on screen size.

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45-55: Good mobile-specific UX improvement.

Adding a back button specifically for mobile views improves usability on smaller screens. The implementation uses proper aria attributes for accessibility and has clean, semantic markup.

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78-85: LGTM: Proper conditional rendering.

The conditional rendering of the Close button only on non-mobile devices prevents duplicate buttons and ensures a clean UI.

apps/web/components/email-list/EmailList.tsx (5)

3-3: LGTM: Import updated to include useEffect.

The addition of useEffect to the React imports is necessary for the new hook.

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529-540: Well-implemented responsive hook with proper cleanup.

The useIsMobile hook is well-structured with:

• Default breakpoint parameter
• Initial state setup
• Proper effect with immediate check and resize event listener
• Cleanup function to prevent memory leaks by removing the event listener
• Dependency array including breakpoint for proper effect updates

This is a clean implementation of a responsive design hook.

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549-549: LGTM: Proper hook usage.

The hook is correctly used at the component level to determine the rendering strategy.

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551-554: Good UX improvement for mobile view.

Showing only the email detail panel on mobile when it's open is a great usability enhancement that maximizes the limited screen space.

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556-556: LGTM: Clear commenting.

The comment clarifies the conditional logic, which helps maintainability.

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[elie222]

Hey, can you sign the CLA please