routes: Render browser tab title based on literature title #599
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kpsherva
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| documentPid: PropTypes.string, | ||
| }), | ||
| }).isRequired, | ||
| renderTabTitle: PropTypes.func, |
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if you add as required prop, we can avoid the if statement on each function call
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Note: This is just an example PR on how the tab title rendering would look code wise, I have listed down some pain points in this approach would be very happy to get some feedback -
renderTabTitlepropCERN Library Catalogueagain as it should, fix is it set thedocument.title =to the components.