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Blog API is a Node.js application using Express to create a RESTful API for a blogging platform. The API allows users to manage blog posts, including creating new posts, reading existing posts, updating posts, and deleting posts. The data is stored in MongoDB, ensuring that the blog content is persistent.

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README for Blog API Project Project Name: Blog API

Description: Blog API is a Node.js application using Express to create a RESTful API for a blogging platform. The API allows users to manage blog posts, including creating new posts, reading existing posts, updating posts, and deleting posts. The data is stored in MongoDB, ensuring that the blog content is persistent.

Installation:

Clone this repository to your local machine. Navigate to the project directory. Run npm install to install the necessary dependencies, including express, mongoose, and body-parser. Set up a MongoDB instance and provide the connection string in your environment settings. Usage: Start the server with:

Copy code node index.js Use API endpoints to manage blog posts:

POST /posts/: Create a new blog post. GET /posts/: Retrieve all blog posts. GET /posts/:id: Retrieve a single blog post by ID. PUT /posts/:id: Update a blog post by ID. DELETE /posts/:id: Delete a blog post by ID. Dependencies:

express: Web application framework. mongoose: MongoDB object modeling tool. body-parser: Middleware to parse HTTP request body. Contributing: Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your proposed changes.

License: This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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