BlogSite

A sneek peek into what we have here :

About-

• 'Blog' and 'blogging' are now loosely used for content creation and sharing on social media, especially when the content is long-form and one creates and shares content on regular basis.

• This is a dynamically updating Blog posting website developed primarily using Node Js with EJS template engine and Mongoose as ODM(Object Data Modeling library). Visit BlogSite

Tech Stack-

• HTML
• CSS
• EJS template engine
• Node JS
• Express JS
• Mongoose

Environment Setup for local use -

• Drop a ⭐ on the GitHub repository.

• Download and install a code/ text editor.
  • Recommended-
    • Download VS Code
    • Download Atom

• Download Node Js and npm(Node package manager) (when you download Node, npm also gets installed by default)

• Mongo DB community editition is free and a great software in order to work with MongoDB applications. Download Mongo DB community editition

• Robo 3T is a desktop graphical user interface (GUI) for Mongo DB. It can help to skip running all the Mongo DB commands manually every time we want to access the data. Download Robo 3T (optional)

• Clone the repository by running command

git clone https://github.com/ <your user-name> /BlogSite.git

in your git bash.

• Run command cd BlogSite.

• Run this command to install all dependencies for the project.

npm install

• Testing : Run this command on your terminal/ bash to start the Mongo server on port 27017(default). You need to change the url in your app.js file to 'mongodb://localhost:27017/blogDB';

mongod

• Run this command to start the project on local host 3000.

node app

• Open link to view the website in your browser window if it doesn't open automatically.

http://localhost:3000/

• You can learn more about EJS template engine and its syntax to know how we can use it inside our HTML using the documentation

• Now you are all set to use this project.

Some useful Mongo DB commands if you are using the terminal instead of the GUI-

show dbs
use db <db name>
show collections
<db name> .find()

Project Deployed on Heroku : Link

Open Source Events Project is associated with:

1. JGEC Winter of Code

• JWoC ( JGEC Winter of Code) is a program organised by Developers JGEC in collaboration with Sristi 2020 which helps students to plunge into Open Source contribution and get the realm of Software Development.

2. Mexili Winter of Code

• Mexili is a Free and Open Source organization whose motivation is to funnel learning and implementation through Open Source Software Development.

Maintainer ✨

Pranav Mendiratta 💻📖 🚧

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Anubhab Sarkar 🎨	Subhra264 💻	Sahil Saha 💻	uttu2 📖	pankaj kumar bijarniya 📖	Niveditha Palli 🖋 💻	Lucky kumari 📖
kanhaiya lal 💻	Tushar Jain 📖 💻	Karun Karthik 💻	Harshit Aditya 💻	Aayush Garg 📖	Abhijay Jain 💻	Monojit Chakraborty 💻
Ankita297 💻

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!