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ramisback/cpp-blog-api: CPP Blog API is a robust and efficient set of RESTful APIs designed to power personal blogs and online journaling platforms. Built using C++, these APIs provide a seamless backend infrastructure for creating, managing, and interacting with personal blog content.

A robust and efficient set of RESTful APIs designed to power personal blogs and online journaling platforms. Built using C++, these APIs provide a seamless backend infrastructure for creating, managing, and interacting with personal blog content.

To get started with and run project locally, there are two ways you can get started:

1. Running in container [Easiest Way]
  1. Install Visual Studio Code
  2. Download and install Docker Desktop.
  3. Follow How to run in Devcontainers
2. Running by compiling on linux/macos
  1. GCC: Compiler used for compiling C++ code.
  2. MAKEFILE: Build tool for that works on Linux as well as Windows.
  3. CMAKE: A cross-pltform tool for building and testing software.
  1. Create a folder in code with name build.
  2. Open command line and change directory and enter into build folder cd build/.
  3. Now generate cmake tool configuration files and build project by running cmake ../ && make to build project.
  4. Finally to run make run.
  5. To test make tests or ctest command inside build folder.

I encourage and welcome contributions to project from the open-source community. Whether you spot a bug, have an idea for an enhancement, or want to add new features, feel free to submit a pull request.

Here's a list of the major libraries used in this project:

This project is distributed under the MIT license. For more details, please refer to the LICENSE file.


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