hooks.tsx

Overview

The hooks.tsx file defines a custom React hook named useGetPageTitle that provides a convenient way to retrieve a human-readable page title based on the current URL path segment within a profile/settings section of an application. It maps a route key (derived from the URL) to a corresponding user-friendly label. This helps centralize and standardize page titles throughout the profile settings UI.

This hook depends on another custom hook, useSecondPathName, which extracts the second segment of the current pathname (e.g., /profile/plan"plan"). It also uses a set of predefined constants representing the route keys (ProfileSettingRouteKey) to ensure consistency and avoid hard-coded strings.


Exports

useGetPageTitle(): string

Description

A React hook that returns a string representing the title of the current profile/settings page based on the URL's second path segment.

Parameters

Returns

Usage Example

import React from 'react';
import { useGetPageTitle } from './hooks';

const ProfilePageHeader = () => {
  const pageTitle = useGetPageTitle();

  return <h1>{pageTitle}</h1>;
};

Implementation Details

Important Notes


Dependencies and Interactions


File Structure and Workflow Diagram

flowchart TD
    A[useGetPageTitle] --> B[useSecondPathName]
    A --> C[LabelMap Lookup]
    C --> D[Return Corresponding Label]

    subgraph Constants
        E[ProfileSettingRouteKey]
    end

    B -->|Returns route key| A
    E -->|Defines keys for LabelMap| C

Summary

This hook streamlines the process of title retrieval by encapsulating route parsing and mapping logic in one place, improving code reuse and maintainability across the profile settings UI components.