230 blogs route

[SureshPradhana]

#230

• [x] Create a route to list all blogs.
• [x] Add frontmatter support for tags, author information, and title slug in Markdown files.
• [x] Implement functionality to dynamically read and parse frontmatter data.
• [x] Implement dynamic display of tags, author information, and title slug on blog pages.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a comprehensive guide for new contributors on how to engage with open-source projects on GitHub.
  • Introduced a "Blogs" section in the navigation header for easier access to blog content.
  • Enabled a dedicated page for listing blog posts and dynamic routing for individual blog details.
  • Implemented a detailed blog post viewer with a table of contents for enhanced navigation and user experience.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling and loading states in blog fetching components to enhance usability.

• Documentation

  • Created new documentation on contributing to open source, providing clear steps and visual aids.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes introduce a new blogging feature to the application, allowing users to access, read, and navigate blog posts seamlessly. This includes components for listing blogs and displaying individual entries, along with enhancements to the header for easier navigation. The implementation utilizes React hooks for fetching Markdown content, ensuring a user-friendly experience with effective error handling and interactive elements.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
public/blogposts/How_to_Contribute_to_Open_Source_on_GitHub_Forking_and_Making_Your_First_Pull_Request.md	New guide on open-source contributions, detailing forking, cloning, branching, and making pull requests.
public/blogposts/index.json	New JSON file for managing blog posts, facilitating future expansions.
src/components/Header/Header.jsx	Added "Blogs" navigation item with an icon for improved access to the blog section.
src/main.jsx	Introduced new routes for listing blogs (/blogs) and displaying individual blog details (/blogs/:slug), enhancing content organization.
src/pages/blogs/blog/index.jsx	Created BlogDetail component to fetch and render blog content in Markdown format, including a dynamic table of contents and error handling.
src/pages/blogs/index.jsx	Introduced BlogsList component to fetch and display a list of blog posts from JSON, complete with error handling and dynamic linking.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Header
    participant BlogsList
    participant BlogDetail
    participant API

    User->>Header: Click on Blogs
    Header->>BlogsList: Navigate to Blogs
    BlogsList->>API: Fetch blog posts
    API-->>BlogsList: Return blog posts
    BlogsList->>User: Display list of blog posts
    User->>BlogsList: Click on a blog post
    BlogsList->>BlogDetail: Navigate to BlogDetail
    BlogDetail->>API: Fetch blog content
    API-->>BlogDetail: Return blog content
    BlogDetail->>User: Display blog content

Poem

🐇 In the garden of code, we burrow and play,
With blogs now in bloom, brightening the way.
Forks and pull requests, oh what a delight!
A hop into open source, shining so bright!
Each click a new tale, each blog a new quest,
Join in the fun, it's the coder's best fest! 🌼

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[devvsakib]

There are an error.

and I don't think it makes much difference as our doc page has some content.

[SureshPradhana]

Are you saying that the blogs route is redundant, or that the blog written there is the same as the one in the docs?

[SureshPradhana]

It runs perfectly locally, so the problem might be due to differences in library handling or compatibility on Vercel.