README

A comprehensive blog management module for Juzaweb CMS. This module provides a full suite of features to manage your blog content, including posts, categories, tags, and comments.

Features

• Posts Management:
  • Create, edit, and delete blog posts with a rich text editor.
  • Multi-language support for global reach.
  • SEO optimization fields (meta title, description, keywords).
  • Thumbnail image management.
  • Tagging system for better content organization.
  • Bulk actions for efficient management.
• Category Management:
  • Organize posts into hierarchical categories.
  • Multi-language support for category names and descriptions.
• Comment Management:
  • Manage user comments on your blog posts.
  • Moderation tools to delete inappropriate comments.
• Sitemap Integration:
  • Automatically adds posts and categories to the sitemap for better SEO.

Requirements

• PHP ^8.2
• Juzaweb CMS Core

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require juzaweb/blog

Configuration

To publish the configuration file, run:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=blog-config

To publish the views for customization, run:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=blog-module-views

Usage

Once installed, the module will automatically register its service provider. You can access the blog management features from the Juzaweb Admin Panel.

1. Log in to your Juzaweb Admin Panel.
2. Navigate to the Blog menu item in the sidebar.
3. You will see sub-menus for Posts, Categories, and Comments.

Managing Posts

• Go to Blog > Posts.
• Click Add New to create a new post.
• Fill in the title, content, select categories, add tags, and set a thumbnail.
• Click Save to publish or save as a draft.

Managing Categories

• Go to Blog > Categories.
• You can add new categories, edit existing ones, or delete them.
• Categories can be nested to create a hierarchy.

Managing Comments

• Go to Blog > Comments.
• You can view all comments made on your posts.
• Use the available actions to delete unwanted comments.

Testing

To run the tests, use the following command:

composer test

Or directly via PHPUnit:

vendor/bin/phpunit

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.