Overview of My Submission
Bliszter is an easy an intuitive way to publish your blog posts on blogging platforms. All you need is markdown text.
I personally enjoy writing markdown. It's a fairly easy way to compose my content. I have blogged on Hashnode for a while now but I've always wanted to join the Dev community. And yet I want to still able to post my articles, so I made bliszter.
Submission Category:
MEAN/MERN Mavericks
Language Used
Bliszter is 90% Typescript. Why? Why not? I love using Typescript. One thing I enjoy about Typescript is it's forcing you to somehow pretest your code as you write JavaScript.
Bliszter is built with NextJS and deployed on the Vercel Network. All authentication protocols are taken care of by SuperTokens. The editor is just a vanilla ReactMDE while every post written is cached and stored by Redis.
Link to Code
arjunlubana
/
bliszter
Web platform to publish article to hashnode, dev and medium
Bliszter
Publish your articles on Hashnode, Medium and Dev.
How it works
When publishing an article, Bliszter will save the article to Redis after publish is successful.
How the data is stored:
Bliszter stores all articles to Redis. It uses RedisJSON to store data in a unified format to be used by all three blogging platforms.
const articleSchema = new Schema(Article, {
userId: { type: "string" },
title: { type: "string" },
markdown: { type: "string" },
medium_url: { type: "string" },
hashnode_url: { type: "string" },
devto_url: { type: "string" },
});
How the data is accessed:
Data from Redis is accessed by RedisSearch which filters all articles for a particular user.
How to run it locally?
Clone this repo and install all dependencies with npm or yarn.
Then run:
// For yarn enthusiasts
yarn dev
// For npm lovers
npm run dev
Deployment
To make deploys…
Additional Resources / Info
Redis
NextJS
SuperTokens
ReactMDE
Chakra UI
Collaborators
This personal project is my way of greeting the Dev Community. I have built the project entirely alone apart from the huge help the dev community gives with an abundance of articles.
Bliszter is open-source and would love if anyone looking to get into OSS to collaborate.
- Check out Redis OM, client libraries for working with Redis as a multi-model database.
- Use RedisInsight to visualize your data in Redis.
- Sign up for a free Redis database.
Top comments (1)
Great project, let me try to use it.