Welcome to the documentation for your blogging website! This documentation provides an overview of the structure and functionality of the website, with a focus on the app.js
file.
Your blogging website is built using React and utilizes the React Router library for navigation. The app.js
file is the entry point of your application and defines the structure of your website, including the navigation bar, routes, and footer
The file structure of your project may look like this:
Routing is handled using the react-router-dom
library. The BrowserRouter
component is used to wrap the entire application. Routes are defined using the Routes
and Route
components
Here's a breakdown of the routes in your application:
/
- Home page (<Home />
)/about
- About page (<About />
)/contact
- Contact page (<Contact />
)/blogs
- Blogs page (<Blogs />
)/blog/:id
- Individual blog page (<Blog />
)/login
- Login page (<Login />
)/signup
- Signup page (<Signup />
)/forgot_password
- Forgot Password page (<ForgotPassword />
)/reset/password/:token
- Reset Password page (<ResetPassword />
)/privacy_policy
- Privacy Policy page (<Privacy />
)/terms_of_service
- Terms of Service page (<Terms />
)/create
- Blog creation page (<Create />
)/details
- Blog details page (<Details />
)
-
Navbar: The navigation bar component (
<Navbar />
) is displayed at the top of each page, providing links to different sections of the website -
Footer: The footer component (
<Footer />
) is displayed at the bottom of each page, containing additional information or links.
- Displays the main content of your homepage
- Provides information about your website or organization
- Lists all the blogs available on your website
- Displays a specific blog post based on the provided
id
parameter.
- Allows users to log in to their accounts.
- Allows new users to create an account.
- Assists users in recovering their forgotten passwords.
- Allows users to reset their passwords using a provided token
- Presents the privacy policy of your website.
- Displays the terms of service for your website.
- Enables users to create new blog posts.
- Provides detailed information about a specific blog post
- Provides a page to show broken links.