import Link from 'next/link' import type { ElementType } from 'react' export interface NavItemType { icon: ElementType; label: string; href: string; position: 'main' | 'bottom'; } interface MobileNavDisplayProps { navItems: NavItemType[]; } // detect iOS: https://stackoverflow.com/a/9039885 function iOS() { return [ 'iPad Simulator', 'iPhone Simulator', 'iPod Simulator', 'iPad', 'iPhone', 'iPod', ].includes(navigator.platform) // iPad on iOS 13 detection || (navigator.userAgent.includes("Mac") && "ontouchend" in document) } export default function MobileNavDisplay({ navItems }: MobileNavDisplayProps) { // Filter for items relevant to mobile view, typically 'main' and 'bottom' positions const mobileNavItems = navItems.filter(item => item.position === 'main' || item.position === 'bottom'); // The original code spread main and bottom items separately, effectively concatenating them. // If specific ordering or duplication was intended, that logic would be here. // For now, a simple filter and map should suffice if all items are distinct. // The original code: [...navItems(isTasksView).filter(item => item.position === 'main'), ...navItems(isTasksView).filter(item => item.position === 'bottom')] // This implies that items could be in 'main' or 'bottom'. The current navItems only have 'main'. // A simple combined list is fine. const isIOS = iOS() return ( <>
{/* Add padding at the bottom to prevent content from being hidden */} ); }