update the navbar
Fixes Issue #2570
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Summary by CodeRabbit
- New Features
- Simplified navbar with a streamlined header, hamburger mobile toggle, and static category links.
- Refactor
- Renamed the navbar component; public entry point updated.
- Consolidated dropdown behavior for logged-in users; removed admin-specific links.
- Simplified logout flow using native confirmation and alerts.
- Removed
- Previous search, cart, wishlist, and complex mobile menu features.
- Style
- Switched to inline styling and refreshed iconography (hamburger, close, search).
- Known Changes
- Search input is now a non-functional placeholder.
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Walkthrough
Renamed UserNavbar to Navbar and overhauled the component’s UI and behavior. Simplified navigation to static links, replaced SweetAlert2 with native confirm for logout, removed search/results and multiple icons/features, added a basic dropdown and mobile toggle, switched to inline styles, and updated the default export.
Changes
| Cohort / File(s) | Summary of Changes |
|---|---|
Navbar refactor and API renamesrc/User/components/Navbar/UserNavbar.jsx |
Renamed component to Navbar and updated default export; removed prior UI elements (logo, search results, cart, wishlist, admin menu, complex desktop/mobile layouts); added simplified nav links and mobile menu toggle; replaced SweetAlert2 with window.confirm and alert for logout; kept user dropdown with outside-click handling; introduced inline styles and react-icons (FaBars, FaTimes, FaSearch). |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
actor U as User
participant N as Navbar
participant LS as localStorage
participant R as Router
U->>N: Click "Logout"
N->>U: window.confirm("Are you sure?")
alt Confirmed
N->>LS: removeItem("token") / clear session
N->>U: alert("Logged out")
N->>R: navigate("/login")
else Canceled
N-->>U: Do nothing
end
sequenceDiagram
actor U as User
participant N as Navbar
participant DOC as Document
U->>N: Click avatar
N->>N: Toggle dropdown visible
U->>DOC: Click outside
DOC-->>N: click event
N->>N: handleClickOutside() -> hide dropdown
sequenceDiagram
actor U as User
participant N as Navbar
U->>N: Tap hamburger (mobile)
N->>N: Toggle mobileMenuOpen
U->>N: Tap close icon or link
N->>N: Toggle mobileMenuOpen (close)
Estimated code review effort
🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~25 minutes
Poem
I nibble code like clover leaves,
A navbar slim where logic weaves—
Clicks pop menus, logout breeze,
Bars to times with mobile ease.
The search now sleeps, the cart at rest;
I thump approval—refactor blessed.
Hop, hop, shipped: a simpler nest. 🐇✨
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