nft-gallery 🔧 router scrollBehavior

fix scroll position behavior on route change
test is on small screen collection detail page (change tabs)

Summary by CodeRabbit

Refactor
- Updated the router scroll behavior configuration to a new format, maintaining custom scroll logic for route navigation.
Chores
- Removed the old scroll behavior file to streamline configuration.

May 28 '25 10:05 roiLeo

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Walkthrough

A new router options configuration file has been added to define custom scroll behavior for a Nuxt.js application, replacing the previous standalone scroll behavior script. The logic for handling scroll positions, including hash navigation and route-based scroll disabling, is now encapsulated within an exported configuration object.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
app/router.options.ts	Added a configuration file exporting a custom scroll behavior function and scroll behavior type.
app/router.scrollBehavior.js	Removed the previous standalone scroll behavior script and its helper function.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Router
    participant ScrollBehavior
    participant DOM

    Router->>ScrollBehavior: On route navigation (to, from)
    alt Route name in disable list
        ScrollBehavior-->>Router: Return false (no scroll)
    else Route has hash
        ScrollBehavior->>DOM: findEl(hash)
        alt Element found
            ScrollBehavior->>DOM: Scroll to element (smooth or instant)
        else Element not found
            ScrollBehavior->>DOM: Scroll to #app
        end
    else No hash
        ScrollBehavior->>DOM: Scroll to (0,0)
    end

Poem

A hop and a scroll, the router's new role,
With smooth little jumps from hash to the goal.
Old scripts retire, new configs aspire,
To keep every click just as users desire.
🐇✨

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