ui/ux : disable filters on empty data #53
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WalkthroughThe filter component for posts now disables the dropdown selectors for tags, categories, and authors when their respective lists are empty. In such cases, a message indicating the absence of options is displayed instead of the usual placeholder. The authors' selector also receives a centered text style when disabled. Changes
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components/posts/filter.tsx (1)
87-93: Consider consistent coding styleWhile this implementation works correctly, there's an inconsistency in coding style between this and the tags implementation. The tags use a one-line ternary while categories use a multi-line approach.
- <SelectTrigger disabled={!hasCategories}> - {hasCategories ? ( - <SelectValue placeholder="All Categories" /> - ) : ( - "No categories found" - )} + <SelectTrigger disabled={!hasCategories}> + {hasCategories ? <SelectValue placeholder="All Categories" /> : "No categories found"} </SelectTrigger>
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components/posts/filter.tsx (3)
60-62: Good addition of helper variablesAdding these boolean flags improves readability and makes the conditional rendering logic cleaner throughout the component.
70-71: Good implementation of disabled state for empty tagsThe conditional rendering and disabled state work well together to provide a good user experience when no tags are available.
108-113: Inconsistent styling for authors dropdownThe authors dropdown has a "text-center" class that's not applied to the other dropdowns, creating an inconsistency in the UI. Is this intentional?
Either apply the same centering to all dropdowns for consistency:
- <SelectTrigger disabled={!hasTags}> + <SelectTrigger disabled={!hasTags} className="text-center">- <SelectTrigger disabled={!hasCategories}> + <SelectTrigger disabled={!hasCategories} className="text-center">Or remove it from the authors dropdown if it's not needed:
- <SelectTrigger disabled={!hasAuthors} className="text-center"> + <SelectTrigger disabled={!hasAuthors}>
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disable filter buttons if the searched data does not exist
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