API Service for Blog

This project is a web application that provides various APIs for managing blog posts.

Installation

To get started with the project, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/bimprakosoo/api-blog.git

2. Change into the project directory:

cd api-blog

3. Install the dependencies using Composer:

composer install

4. Set up the database by creating a new database and configuring the .env file with your database credentials:

cp .env.example .env

Update the .env file with your database information.

5. Generate the application key:

php artisan key:generate

6. Migrate the database:

php artisan migrate

7. Optionally, seed the database with sample data:

php artisan db:seed

APIs

The following APIs are available in this project:

• POST /api/register: User login. It accepts the name, email and password parameters and returns a JSON response telling user registered succesfully.
• POST /api/login: User login. It accepts the email and password parameters and returns a JSON response containing the access token upon successful authentication.
• POST /api/logout: User logout. It requires the Authorization header with the access token to invalidate the token and perform the logout operation.
• GET /api/post: Get all blog posts. It returns a JSON response containing a list of all blog posts.
• GET /api/post/{id}: Get a specific blog post by ID. It accepts the id parameter in the URL and returns a JSON response with the details of the blog post.
• POST /api/post/add: Create a new blog post. It accepts the title, content,category_id, and tags_id parameters in the request body and creates a new blog post.
• PUT /api/posts/edit/{id}: Update a blog post. It accepts the id parameter in the URL and the title, content, category_id, and tags_id parameters in the request body to update the specified blog post.
• DELETE /api/post/delete/{id}: Delete a blog post. It accepts the id parameter in the URL to delete the specified blog post.
• POST /api/category/add: Create a new category. It accepts the name parameter in the request body and creates a new category.
• GET /api/category: Get all categories. It returns a JSON response containing a list of all categories.
• GET /api/category/{id}: Get a specific category by ID. It accepts the id parameter in the URL and returns a JSON response with the details of the category.
• PUT /api/category/edit/{id}: Update a category. It accepts the id parameter in the URL and the name parameters in the request body to update the specified category.
• DELETE /api/category/delete/{id}: Delete a category. It accepts the id parameter in the URL to delete the specified category.
• POST /api/tag/add: Create a new tag. It accepts the name parameter in the request body and creates a new tag.
• GET /api/tag: Get all tags. It returns a JSON response containing a list of all categories.
• GET /api/tag/{id}: Get a specific tag by ID. It accepts the id parameter in the URL and returns a JSON response with the details of the tag.
• PUT /api/tag/edit/{id}: Update a tag. It accepts the id parameter in the URL and the name parameters in the request body to update the specified tag.
• DELETE /api/tag/delete/{id}: Delete a tag. It accepts the id parameter in the URL to delete the specified tag.
• POST /api/post/comments: Create a new comment. It accepts the post_id and content parameters in the request body to create a new comment for a specific blog post.

These APIs can be accessed using HTTP requests with the appropriate headers and parameters.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.