/Blog-Website

This is a minimal RESTful API built using Express.js that serves blog post data. It demonstrates how to set up a lightweight backend server with essential routes and middleware like CORS for enabling cross-origin requests. The API responds with structured JSON data, making it ideal for integration with frontend applications.

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                                                        *Simple Blog API*

A basic RESTful API built with Express.js that serves blog data. This project demonstrates how to create a minimal backend server with routes to fetch blog posts.

Features Get a list of all blog posts (GET /api/blogs)

Built with Express.js and CORS enabled for cross-origin requests

JSON response format for easy integration with frontend applications

Getting Started Prerequisites Node.js (v14 or higher)

npm or yarn package manager

Installation Clone the repository:

bash Copy Edit git clone cd Install dependencies:

bash Copy Edit npm install Start the server:

bash Copy Edit node index.js The server will run at http://localhost:5000.

API Endpoints GET /api/blogs Returns an array of all blog posts.

(Optional) GET /api/blogs/:id Returns a single blog post by ID. (Add if implemented)

Example Response for /api/blogs json Copy Edit [ { "id": "1", "title": "Understanding Time Dilation", "description": "How time slows down near massive objects according to Einstein's theory.", "content": "Time dilation is one of the most fascinating concepts in general relativity. ..." }, { "id": "2", "title": "Bending of Light Around Stars", "description": "Learn how gravity can bend the path of light, an effect called gravitational lensing.", "content": "Gravity not only affects mass but also bends light! ..." } ] Future Improvements Add routes to create, update, and delete blog posts.

Connect to a database to persist data.

Implement input validation and error handling.

Add detailed logging and testing.

License This project is licensed under the MIT License.