[WIP] Blog Submission - No-code Blog Feature

[itzamanjain]

Description

This PR implements the blog submission no-code blog feature.

need to create a blog table first in prod with these cols

CREATE TABLE blog (
  id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
  title VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
  url VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
  excerpt TEXT,
  date DATE NOT NULL,
  author VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
  tag VARCHAR(255),
  content TEXT NOT NULL,
  readingTime INT,
  status VARCHAR(50) DEFAULT 'pending'
);

Related Issue

Issue #305

Changes Made

Summary:

This PR introduces a blog submission form that allows users to submit blogs by providing details such as the blog title, content, tags, and author information. The next step is to integrate the form with the backend for storing blog data and to implement an approval system for moderators.

Changes:

• Added /submit-blog route with a submission form.
• Form fields include title, content (Markdown), author, email, tags, and more.

Next Steps:

• Integrate the form with the backend to store blogs in the database.
• Implement an admin/moderator approval system.

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I’ve added some more changes to make blog submission no code .
Now, users can submit a post by going to /blog/submit-blog using the blog form.

• The blog will be added to the blog table in Supabase with the status set to "pending".
• Admins can go to /secret-admin-page to see all blogs in the pending state and can approve or reject them, which will update the status in the database.

Things to be done:

• Restrict access to the admin page so that only admins can approve or reject blogs.
• Set up a flow to display approved blogs on the blog page.

What do you think of this approach? Any suggestions or feedback?