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Core PHP Task Blog Managment

The document outlines the requirements for creating a dynamic Blog Management System using Core PHP, including features for both public users and an admin panel. Key functionalities include blog post management, user authentication, comment moderation, and secure practices to prevent vulnerabilities. Additional bonus features and deliverables such as a GitHub repository and setup instructions are also specified.

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Core PHP Task Blog Managment

The document outlines the requirements for creating a dynamic Blog Management System using Core PHP, including features for both public users and an admin panel. Key functionalities include blog post management, user authentication, comment moderation, and secure practices to prevent vulnerabilities. Additional bonus features and deliverables such as a GitHub repository and setup instructions are also specified.

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Build a Dynamic Blog Management System

The task involves creating a dynamic Blog Management System in Core PHP. The system should
allow users to create, edit, delete, and view blog posts. It must include a basic admin panel for
managing users and blog content. Additionally, the candidate should demonstrate their ability to
implement secure practices and efficient database design.
Requirements:

1. Features
Public Side:
1. Homepage:
• Display a list of published blog posts (title, short description, and publish date).
• Include pagination (10 posts per page).
2. Single Post Page:
• Display the full blog content along with the author’s name and publish date.
• Add a comment section where visitors can post comments.
• Validate and sanitize user comments before storing them in the database.
3. Search Functionality:
• Provide a search bar to find blog posts by title or keywords.

Admin Panel:
1. Authentication:
• Implement a secure login system for admins (username and password stored
securely using password hashing).
• Include a “Forgot Password” functionality with email reset.
2. Blog Management:
• Create, update, delete, and view blog posts.
• Add support for file uploads (e.g., blog post images), with validation for file type and
size.
3. User Management:
• View a list of registered users.
• Add functionality to deactivate or delete users.
4. Comment Moderation:
• Allow admins to view, approve, or delete comments posted by users.

2. Technical Requirements
1. Core PHP Only:
• No frameworks like Laravel or CodeIgniter should be used. However, using
Composer for autoloading classes is allowed.
2. Database:
• Use MySQL for the backend database.
• Design a normalized database structure with tables for:
• Users
• Blog Posts
• Comments
3. Security:
• Prevent SQL injection by using prepared statements.
• Secure the file upload system to prevent malicious file uploads.
• Implement CSRF protection for forms.
• Validate and sanitize all user inputs.
4. Code Structure:
• Use the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture.
• Separate HTML, PHP logic, and database operations.

3. Bonus Points
• Implement a Category System for blog posts (e.g., Technology, Lifestyle).
• Add an Activity Log in the admin panel to track admin actions (e.g., created a post, deleted a
comment).
• Create an API to fetch the list of blog posts (e.g., /api/posts).
• Make the system responsive using basic CSS or Bootstrap.

4. Deliverables
1. Complete source code, structured in a GitHub repository with clear commit messages.
2. A README file with:
• Steps to set up and run the project locally.
• Database structure and any prerequisites.
3. A SQL script to initialize the database schema and sample data.
4. A video or screenshots demonstrating the functionality.

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