fix: automatic opening while browsing

[revogabe]

What does this PR do?

fixes the bug where if the nav is closed and you are navigating between the children it does not open automatically

Fixes #3183

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• Refactor
  • Improved the logic for automatically opening navigation items based on the current page, making navigation behavior more dynamic and responsive to route changes.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the dashboard sidebar navigation item open state logic by removing a hardcoded paths array and instead dynamically generating a path from the item's label using slugification. The open condition now checks if the current pathname starts with this generated path.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/dashboard/components/navigation/sidebar/app-sidebar/components/nav-items/nested-nav-item.tsx	Replaced hardcoded paths array with dynamic slugified path from item label to determine navigation item open state.
apps/dashboard/package.json	Added slugify dependency version ^1.6.6.

Possibly related PRs

• fix: Automatic collapse via pathname #3199: Both PRs modify the sidebar nested navigation item component to control open/collapse state based on the current pathname, with the main PR simplifying path matching logic while the retrieved PR refactors and expands the state management for automatic collapse behavior.

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• ogzhanolguncu
• perkinsjr
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[ogzhanolguncu]

I tried to do the same things from your video, both in main and in your PR and results were similar. Am I missing something?

[revogabe]

This PR already did most of the work #3199

However, we encountered a bug where, if the navItem was closed and we navigated through the breadcrumbs, it should reopen the nav—but that wasn’t happening.

This PR fixes that.

[revogabe]

adding slugify to handle use cases when the label has spaces e.g. Audit Log

Note why I used item.label instead of href

Since the default href for settings and authorization are not unique like /settings but /settings/general, I had to use the label itself to make the comparison easier instead of using the href.

In the case of /apis it works because the main href is /apis