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nooblyjs-apps-blog

v1.0.0

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This repository holds the code for a micro-service that exposes a simple blog like Medium. It leverages all the NooblyJS infrastructure.

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NooblyJS Blog Platform

NooblyJS Blog is a Medium-inspired publishing experience built on top of the NooblyJS Core accelerator. It combines an API-first, native Node.js backend with a Bootstrap 5 client to deliver a responsive, extensible blog for independent writers, publications, and readers.

Solution Overview

  • API-first design: Every capability is exposed through JSON endpoints under /v1/..., documented with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec. Future native apps or partner integrations consume the same APIs as the web client.
  • Native Node.js runtime: A lightweight HTTP server delegates to the NooblyJS Core serviceRegistry, giving us provider-driven caching, data, logging, search, queueing, and workflow services without high-level frameworks.
  • Bootstrap 5 web client: Progressive enhancement with ES modules and Bootstrap Icons provides a familiar, fast UI for reading, authoring, and moderating content—no React involved.
  • Extensible domain model: Posts, tags, comments, bookmarks, claps, and notifications are modeled to support scheduled publishing, analytics, and moderation from day one.
  • Operational readiness: Metrics, structured logging, background jobs, and admin utilities are surfaced through the accelerator’s /services/... endpoints with API-key protection.

Architecture Highlights

  • noobly-core accelerates common backend concerns via providers (PostgreSQL-backed data service, Redis cache, S3 media storage, BullMQ queues, etc.).
  • Public APIs and the Bootstrap client are decoupled; static assets live in public/, client scripts fetch data via the documented endpoints.
  • Service registry initialization is environment-driven, allowing memory-backed providers in local development and managed services (PostgreSQL, Redis, S3) in production.
  • Observability is handled with structured logs, Prometheus metrics exported from the measuring service, and error/event hooks wired into the registry emitter.

Documentation

  • Product requirements live in docs/nooblys-blog-prd.md, covering features, milestones, risks, and NooblyJS Core integration details.
  • Additional accelerator usage notes are under .agent/architecture/nooblyjs-core-usage.md.

Status

The project is in active development. Follow the release milestones in the PRD to track upcoming capabilities (draft editor, engagement features, moderation tooling, analytics, and beyond).