fix: navbar bug

[Girishbari]

Related Issue

fix: #140

Description

changed the navbar bug

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the codebase encompass a series of changes aimed at refining the navigation and loading experiences across the application. Notably, the introduction of a Navbar component enhances navigation capabilities, while adjustments in page components streamline the user interface. Furthermore, the removal of redundant menu functionality from the homepage aligns with efforts to optimize loading performance, addressing critical bug concerns.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/app/page.tsx	Added Navbar, changed Home to render Navbar with starCount and HomePage without props.
src/components/core/navbar/index.tsx	Major updates: Added new dependencies, state logic for mobile menu, and revised rendering logic.
src/components/pages/home/index.tsx	Removed menu functionality, simplified structure, updated navigation elements.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Bug: Loading issue on Homepage (#140)	❌	The provided summaries do not explicitly mention changes addressing separate loading for page and component, which is essential for resolving the full-screen loading issue described.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between e72464f and b4ef5d9.

Files selected for processing (3)

• src/app/page.tsx (2 hunks)
• src/components/core/navbar/index.tsx (5 hunks)
• src/components/pages/home/index.tsx (2 hunks)

Additional comments: 6

src/app/page.tsx (2)

• 3-3: The addition of the Navbar import statement is correctly implemented, ensuring that the Navbar component is available for use within this file.
• 26-27: The change to render both the Navbar and HomePage components within the Home function is a logical update to include the navbar on the homepage. However, ensure that the starCount prop passed to Navbar is correctly utilized within the component, and consider any potential impacts on the layout or styling that this change might introduce.

src/components/pages/home/index.tsx (1)

• 1-1: Given the removal of menu functionality and related components in src/components/pages/home/index.tsx, it's important to ensure that these changes align with the goal of improving loading behavior and user experience on the homepage. Verify that the removal of these elements does not leave any unused imports or state variables, and confirm that the user navigation experience remains intuitive and accessible.

src/components/core/navbar/index.tsx (3)

• 8-8: The addition of new dependencies (User, LogOut, Home, GitHub, X, Menu) from "react-feather" is appropriate for enhancing the navbar's functionality and responsiveness. Ensure that all these icons are utilized effectively within the component.
• 24-24: The introduction of the isMenuOpen state variable to manage the display of the mobile menu is a good practice for enhancing the interactivity of the navbar. Ensure that the state is toggled correctly and that the mobile menu's visibility is controlled as expected.
• 94-224: The adjustments to the navbar's rendering logic for both desktop and mobile views appear to be well thought out, aiming to improve the user experience across different devices. However, it's important to test these changes thoroughly on various screen sizes to ensure that the layout and functionality behave as expected. Additionally, consider accessibility implications, such as keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility, when introducing interactive elements like buttons and links.