Profile Mobile Component
Mobile Component Documentation
Overview
The Mobile
component is a React functional component designed for a mobile profile page. It includes sections for profile information, a timeline, a popup for creating posts, and a bottom navigation bar. This component uses Next.js, React, and several third-party libraries including NextUI and Lucide-React.
Dependencies
next/image
: For optimized image loading.react
: For building the component.@nextui-org/react
: For UI components likeAvatar
,Button
, andDropdown
.lucide-react
: For icons../profile.module.css
: Custom CSS for styling.
Component Structure
State and Refs
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States:
viewCommunities
(boolean): Toggles the visibility of the communities slider.dropdownVisible
(boolean): Controls the visibility of the dropdown menu.
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Refs:
dropdownRef
(HTMLDivElement): Reference to manage the dropdown visibility.
Effects
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Popup Management:
- Shows the popup when clicking on an input element with the id
openPopupInput
. - Hides the popup when clicking on the close or cancel buttons or outside the popup.
- Shows the popup when clicking on an input element with the id
-
Dropdown Management:
- Hides the dropdown when clicking outside of it.
Event Listeners
- Handles showing/hiding of popups and dropdowns with appropriate event listeners for clicks.
Rendered JSX
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Header:
- Contains navigation buttons and the profile title.
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Profile Info Section:
- Displays profile picture, name, username, and stats.
- Includes buttons for following and messaging.
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Timeline Section:
- Displays a navigation bar for different timeline views.
- Includes a section for creating new posts with options to view communities and interact with posts.
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Popup Section:
- A modal for creating posts with options to upload images, videos, reels, etc.
- Includes a dropdown for selecting post visibility.
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Bottom Navigation:
- Placeholder for bottom navigation buttons.
CSS Classes
- The component uses Tailwind CSS for styling with custom styles imported from
profile.module.css
.
Props
- No props are used in this component; it relies on internal state and effects.
Example Usage
import Mobile from './path/to/Mobile';
// In your main component or pageexport default function App() { return <Mobile />;}