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POST /api/v1/user {Creates a new user with provided data. Needs Username and email to create a new user}
GET /api/v1/user/{userid} {Gets details of the the user with provided id}
POST /api/v1/login {logs in a user with credentials provided as params. This should just create a JWT token and respond.}
GET /api/v1/user/{userId}/post{Gets most recent posts by the user. All posts if no username is supplied. Should we accept userid or username for this?}
GET /api/v1/post {Get all the posts from all users}
POST /api/v1/post {Submit a new blog entry. Accepts username,title,tags and blogData as params}
GET /api/v1/post/{postid} {Gets the blog with provided id}
GET /api/v1/post?key={searchTerm} {get a list of blogs containing the searchTerm in title/content}
PUT /api/v1/post/{postid} {Updates the post with new data}
GET /api/v1/post/{postid}/comments {Gets all the comments for this blog post}
POST /api/v1/post/{postid}/comments {Post a new comment to a blog. Accepts userId and comment data as params}
PUT /api/v1/user/{userid} {Update user profile data}

Login
Sign/Signup facility
Show all blogs to visitors
For authors, show all blogs of that particular author.
Author should be able to post a blog with title/author/date/likes/comment and blog description
Any user/visitor can search for a blog
Comments only by logged in people.
Author should be able to edit a blog
Created time of blogs and any comments followed by should be shown

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