Refactor: Navigation components for improved route handling #40
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Pull Request Description: Refactor: Navigation components for improved route handling
Motivation:
This refactor enhances the navigation components to provide more robust route handling. The previous implementation relied on direct route name comparisons, which did not account for dynamic parameters or URL structures. This change aims to ensure that the navigation accurately reflects the current route, improving user experience by providing consistent active link states.
Key Improvements:
Dynamic Route Handling: The updated components now parse the generated URLs and compare them against the current request path, allowing for better handling of routes with parameters and nested structures.
Simplified Active State Logic: The logic to determine whether a link is active has been centralized and simplified. This ensures that dropdown links correctly reflect their active status based on the current route, enhancing usability.
Consistency Across Components: The refactor applies similar logic across both mobile and desktop navigation components, ensuring a consistent approach to route handling throughout the application.
Code Clarity and Maintainability: By removing redundant checks and streamlining the logic, the code is now easier to read and maintain. This will facilitate future enhancements and reduce the likelihood of bugs related to route management.
This refactor ultimately leads to a more reliable and user-friendly navigation experience in the application, ensuring that users can easily identify their current location within the site structure.