This project is a CMS-style blog website, it can be used to create blog posts and comment on other posts. My motivation for creating this project was to allow users to share their ideas somewhere since writing about tech can be just as important as making it. This project also help me sharpen my skills in using Handlebars.js, Express-Session, and Sequelize. Handlebars is a templating language, Express-Session is for authentication and Sequelize for the Object-relational mapping. This app follows the MVC paradigm in its architectural structure.
- To clone the repository
- Make sure you have right access to pull in the repository either by applying 'ssh' keys or by providing a username and password'
- Make sure your path is proper
- Copy the git command to where you want to clone the repository
git clone [email protected]:ByteSizeError/Tech-Blog.git- You will see a
Tech-Blogfolder.
- An alternate document to clone a repo can also be found at github
- Users can create a new account on this page
- If user have existing account they can sign in
- Shows posts made by everyone
- Shows posts made by the user
- Click
New Postbutton to create a post
- Title for the post title
- Content for the post content
- Click
Createbutton to post - Click
Cancelbutton to go back
- Shows the new post by the user
- Click
Edit Postbutton to edit the existing post
- Here the user can edit all fields of the post
- Click
Updatebutton to update the post - Click
Deletebutton to delete the post - Click
Cancelbutton to go back
- The comment box is for user to input their comment
- The
Submitbutton to send their comment
- The
Updatebutton can be used to update the existing comment - The
Deletebutton to delete the comment
- The comment is now deleted
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Users can create new posts
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Users can edit their old posts
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Users can delete their old posts
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Users can comment on other posts
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Users can edit their old comments
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Users can delete their old comments
https://www.mit.edu/~amini/LICENSE.md
Copyright (c) 2021 Jimmy Zheng
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Testing can be performed in the command line after installation of the project on the machine. To test the proeject go into the command line and type in
npm i
to install all the required modules. To run and test the program refer to the project demo as a walkthrough to get started. Type in
npm start
If modules are missing type in
npm i
and follow the instructions for how to fix package issues.
After all required modules are installed should be able to run the program. It will prompt you for project information. Here is where you can test the project.
For questions you can reach me at https://github.com/ByteSizeError.
You can also reach me at [email protected] for additional questions.