feat(metadata): update tab title with appropriate file name, path or repository name.

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Prateek Singh 2025-10-13 21:22:47 +05:30
parent bb66666ced
commit c4d4dda130
2 changed files with 51 additions and 47 deletions

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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import { CodePreviewPanel } from "./components/codePreviewPanel";
import { Loader2 } from "lucide-react";
import { TreePreviewPanel } from "./components/treePreviewPanel";
import { Metadata } from "next";
import { parseRepoPath } from "@/lib/utils";
import { parsePathForTitle} from "@/lib/utils";
type Props = {
params: {
@ -14,26 +14,22 @@ type Props = {
};
export async function generateMetadata({ params }: Props): Promise<Metadata> {
let title = 'Browse'; // Current Default
let title = 'Browse'; // Default Fallback
try {
const parsedInfo = parseRepoPath(params.path);
title = parsePathForTitle(params.path);
if (parsedInfo) {
const { fullRepoName, revision } = parsedInfo;
title = `${fullRepoName}${revision ? ` @ ${revision}` : ''}`;
}
} catch (error) {
// Log the error for debugging, but don't crash the page render.
// TODO: Maybe I need to look into a better way of handling this error.
// for now, it is just a log, fallback tab title and prevents the app from crashing.
console.error("Failed to generate metadata title from path:", params.path, error);
}
return {
title, // e.g., "sourcebot-dev/sourcebot @ HEAD"
title,
};
}
interface BrowsePageProps {
params: Promise<{
path: string[];
@ -48,6 +44,7 @@ export default async function BrowsePage(props: BrowsePageProps) {
} = params;
const rawPath = _rawPath.join('/');
console.log("rawPath:", rawPath);
const { repoName, revisionName, path, pathType } = getBrowseParamsFromPathParam(rawPath);
return (

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@ -488,54 +488,61 @@ export const isHttpError = (error: unknown, status: number): boolean => {
&& error.status === status;
}
/**
* Parses a URL path array to extract the full repository name and revision.
* This function assumes a URL structure like:
* `.../[hostname]/[owner]/[repo@revision]/-/tree/...`
* Or for nested groups (like GitLab):
* `.../[hostname]/[group]/[subgroup]/[repo@revision]/-/tree/...`
* Parses the URL path to generate a descriptive title.
* It handles three cases:
* 1. File view (`blob`): "filename.ts - owner/repo"
* 2. Directory view (`tree`): "directory/ - owner/repo"
* 3. Repository root: "owner/repo"
*
* @param path The array of path segments from Next.js params.
* @returns An object with fullRepoName and revision, or null if parsing fails.
* @returns A formatted title string.
*/
export const parseRepoPath = (path: string[]): { fullRepoName: string; revision: string } | null => {
if (path.length < 2) {
return null; // Not enough path segments to parse.
}
// Find the index of the `-` delimiter which separates the repo info from the file tree info.
export const parsePathForTitle = (path: string[]): string => {
const delimiterIndex = path.indexOf('-');
// If no delimiter is found, we can't reliably parse the path.
if (delimiterIndex === -1) {
return null;
if (delimiterIndex === -1 || delimiterIndex === 0) {
return 'Browse';
}
// The repository parts are between the hostname (index 0) and the delimiter.
// e.g., ["github.com", "sourcebot-dev", "sourcebot"] -> slice will be ["sourcebot-dev", "sourcebot"]
const repoParts = path.slice(1, delimiterIndex);
if (repoParts.length === 0) return 'Browse';
if (repoParts.length === 0) {
return null;
const lastPart = decodeURIComponent(repoParts.pop()!);
const [repoNamePart, revision = ''] = lastPart.split('@');
const ownerParts = repoParts;
const fullRepoName = [...ownerParts, repoNamePart].join('/');
const repoAndRevision = `${fullRepoName}${revision ? ` @ ${revision}` : ''}`;
// Check for file (`blob`) or directory (`tree`) view
const blobIndex = path.indexOf('blob');
const treeIndex = path.indexOf('tree');
// Case 1: Viewing a file
if (blobIndex !== -1 && path.length > blobIndex + 1) {
const encodedFilePath = path[blobIndex + 1];
const filePath = decodeURIComponent(encodedFilePath);
const fileName = filePath.split('/').pop() || filePath;
// Return a title like: "agents.ts - sourcebot-dev/sourcebot @ HEAD"
return `${fileName} - ${repoAndRevision}`;
}
// The last part of the repo segment potentially contains the revision.
const lastPart = repoParts[repoParts.length - 1];
// Case 2: Viewing a directory
if (treeIndex !== -1 && path.length > treeIndex + 1) {
const encodedDirPath = path[treeIndex + 1];
const dirPath = decodeURIComponent(encodedDirPath);
// If we're at the root of the tree, just show the repo name
if (dirPath === '/' || dirPath === '') {
return repoAndRevision;
}
// URL segments are encoded. Decode it to handle characters like '@' (%40).
const decodedLastPart = decodeURIComponent(lastPart);
// Otherwise, show the directory path
// Return a title like: "client/src/store/ - sourcebot-dev/sourcebot @ HEAD"
return `${dirPath.endsWith('/') ? dirPath : dirPath + '/'} - ${repoAndRevision}`;
}
const [repoNamePart, revision = ''] = decodedLastPart.split('@');
// The preceding parts form the owner/group path.
// e.g., ["sourcebot"] or ["my-group", "my-subgroup"]
const ownerParts = repoParts.slice(0, repoParts.length - 1);
// Reconstruct the full repository name.
// e.g., "sourcebot-dev" + "/" + "sourcebot"
// e.g., "my-group/my-subgroup" + "/" + "my-repo"
const fullRepoName = [...ownerParts, repoNamePart].join('/');
return { fullRepoName, revision };
// Case 3: Fallback to the repository root
return repoAndRevision;
}