chore: set default mail category to default Value instead of null
Description
changes the default mail category from null to default set value
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- [ ] Email Integration (Gmail, IMAP, etc.)
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Summary by CodeRabbit
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Bug Fixes
- Improved category selection by ensuring the active category defaults to a sensible value when none is set.
Walkthrough
The Categories component in the mail application was updated to set a default category ID as the initial value for the category query state using the useQueryState hook. This ensures that if no category is specified in the query, the default category is automatically selected.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| apps/mail/components/mail/mail.tsx | Updated Categories to use useQueryState('category', { defaultValue }) with default from useDefaultCategoryId() |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CategoriesComponent
participant useQueryState
participant useDefaultCategoryId
User->>CategoriesComponent: Render
CategoriesComponent->>useDefaultCategoryId: Get default category ID
useDefaultCategoryId-->>CategoriesComponent: Return default category ID
CategoriesComponent->>useQueryState: Initialize 'category' with defaultValue
useQueryState-->>CategoriesComponent: Provide category state (default if unset)
Possibly related PRs
- Mail-0/Zero#1295: Also modifies the default value for the
categoryquery state in the same component. - Mail-0/Zero#1328: Introduces dynamic category settings and default management relevant to this change.
- Mail-0/Zero#1304: Changes initialization of the
categoryquery state to include a default value.
Suggested reviewers
- ahmetskilinc
Poem
A rabbit hopped through lines of code,
Where categories quietly strode.
Now defaults guide the mail along,
Ensuring users can't go wrong.
With queries set and state anew,
The inbox shines in every view!
🐇📬
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@abhix4 Nice PR, also please take a look at the icon inside All Mail and other categories in light mode.
@abhix4 Nice PR, also please take a look at the icon inside All Mail and other categories in light mode.
works well .
@abhix4 Checked and working fine LGTM.