shabh2412/blog-app-fe

A blog app, where users can read blogs and post their own blogs. It is an open source project which implements all the crud operations on the mongodb.

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blog-app-fe's Issues

User Profile Page

• use input fields wherever possible.
• user should have an option of updating their data in the end.

Implement OAuth

• User should be able to sign in via a 3rd party app like GitHub.
• Retrieve the user details from the 3rd party app, after the user has signed in successfully.

Add Update option for blogs

• This feature should be accessible only to the author of the blog.
• Once the blog is updated, show the updated blog data on the blog page.

Add delete option for blogs

• The delete option should only be visible to the author of the blog.
• Before performing the delete operation, prompt the user for confirmation.
• Once the blog is deleted, notify the user, and redirect the user to home page.

User is logged in even after the primary token is expired.

Create a commenting engine

• Add a commenting service like github comments with websockets
• Integrate it with the blogging platform
• user should be able to write comment on any blog
• Whenever there's a comment it gets reflected on others browser without refreshing the page
• Same happens if user deletes the comment. user is also allowed to update the comment
• Every comment will only have 1 level reply to it.

Implement Sign Up Verification

• Send OTP to users via email after they've signed up on blog it up.
• Create a Schema for storing OTP.
• Try to use hash of the otp.