import styles from './post.module.css';
import Link from 'next/link';
type PostListItem = {
meta: {
title: string;
excerpt: string;
slug: string;
};
};
type Props = {
posts?: PostListItem[];
slug?: string | string[];
/**
* The taxonomy segment currently being browsed — a category on a canonical URL, a tag on a
* faceted one. Links are built from it so the segment survives a click, which is what keeps the
* sidebar highlighting the tag you opened.
*
* #186 built these from each post's own category instead, to stop the tag listing minting a
* faceted duplicate per post. It did stop that, and it also broke the feature: clicking a post
* inside a tag listing moved the selection to that post's *category*, so the tag you were
* browsing deselected itself and there was no way to walk a tag. Reverted — the duplicate URLs
* were the price of this menu working, and the real fix is to stop carrying taxonomy in the path
* at all rather than to make the links disagree with the page you are on.
*/
category?: string | string[];
};
/**
* @example
* <PostList posts={posts} slug={slug} category={category} />;
*
* @param {object[]} posts - The list of posts
* @param {string} slug - The slug is used to highlight the selected post
* @param {string} category - The taxonomy segment being browsed, preserved in every link
* @returns {JSX.Element}
*/
const PostList = ({ posts, slug, category }: Props) => {
if (!posts) return null;
if (slug && typeof slug == 'object') slug = slug[0];
if (category && typeof category == 'object') category = category[0];
return (
<ul data-testid="post-list" className={styles.list}>
{posts.map((item: PostListItem, index: number) => (
<li key={index} className={slug == item.meta.slug ? styles.selected : ''}>
<Link href={`/blog/${category}/${item.meta.slug}`} title={item.meta.title}>
<div className={styles.title}>{item.meta.title}</div>
<div className={styles.excerpt}>{item.meta.excerpt}</div>
</Link>
</li>
))}
</ul>
);
};
export default PostList;