import styles from './navlist.module.css';
import { BsTag, BsFolder2 } from 'react-icons/bs';
import Link from 'next/link';
type Props = {
title: string;
list?: {
category: string;
total: number;
href: string;
tag: string;
}[];
category?: string | string[];
isCategory?: boolean | boolean[];
};
/**
* @example
* <NavList title="Categories" list={categories} category={category} isCategory={true} />;
*
* @param {string} title - The title of the list
* @param {object[]} list - The list of items
* @param {string} category - The category has other styles
* @param {boolean} isCategory - If is category the icon will be a folder
* @returns {JSX.Element}
*/
const NavList = ({ title, list, category, isCategory }: Props) => {
if (!list) return null;
if (category && typeof category == 'object') category = category[0];
if (isCategory && typeof isCategory == 'object') isCategory = isCategory[0];
return (
<>
{/* SDD-L05: was <h2>. These two sidebar titles precede the article in DOM order, so
every post outline read h2, h2, h1 — the post title reported as subordinate to the
sidebar, and heading navigation landing here first. The surrounding <nav> carries an
aria-label now, so the region is still reachable by landmark without these claiming
to be document structure. */}
<p className={styles.navTitle}>{title}</p>
<ul className={styles.postList} data-testid="nav-list">
{list.map(
(
item: {
category: string;
total: number;
href: string;
tag: string;
},
index: number
) => {
const isSelected = isCategory
? category === item.category.toLowerCase()
: category === item.tag.toLowerCase();
return (
<li key={index}>
<Link
href={item.href}
title={isCategory ? item.category : item.tag}
className={isSelected ? styles.selected : ''}
>
{isCategory ? <BsFolder2 /> : <BsTag />}
<div className={styles.tag}>{isCategory ? item.category : item.tag}</div>
<div className={styles.number}>{item.total}</div>
</Link>
</li>
);
}
)}
</ul>
</>
);
};
export default NavList;