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A website to show the blogs written by Admin. It takes blog input in Markdown format and render it in HTML

Primary LanguageJavaScript

For Contributing in Blogs, contact me.

It will be a great journey if you write some blog about the tech you know about

Consider I am creating a blog on managing hooks in react, so my blog file should must follow below criteria

  • filename : managing-hooks-in-react.md
  • Content inside markdown(md) file 
    ---
title: 'Manage hooks in react'
date: 'May 15, 2021'
excerpt: 'The most straightforward way of using XState with React is through local component state'
cover_image: '/images/posts/img8.jpg'
category: 'JavaScript'
author: 'Sam Smith'
author_image: 'https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/men/18.jpg'
---

//Your blog with markdown syntax (.md) should go from here
//For example

### Managing React Hooks
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A Blog Website created by me

If you are getting error in running website locally, create a .bablerc file and write the below code

{
    "presets": ["next/babel"]
}

and then restart the server

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# or
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