Blog System (Console Project)

Perfect 👌 So you want a Blogging System Project in C++ (like a mini backend).

Friend, since C++ isn’t usually used for web backends (that’s more Node.js, Django, etc.), we’ll treat it like a console-based blog management system where users can:

• Create posts

• View posts

• Edit posts

• Delete posts

And we can later extend it with file storage (to save posts permanently).

Here’s a structured plan:

📝 C++ Blog System (Console Project) Features

1. Add a new blog post (title + content).

2. View all posts.

3. Edit a post.

4. Delete a post.

5. Exit program.

Data Structure Choice

• Use a class Post for each blog post.

• Store posts in a vector (dynamic list).

• Optionally, save/load posts to a text file.

⚡ Sample Code (Basic Version) #include iostream #include vector #include string using namespace std; class Post { public: int id; string title; string content; Post(int i, string t, string c) { id = i; title = t; content = c; } void display() { cout "ID: " id "\nTitle: " title "\nContent: " content "\n"; } }; vectorPost posts; int nextId = 1; void addPost() { string title, content; cin.ignore(); cout "Enter title: "; getline(cin, title); cout "Enter content: "; getline(cin, content); posts.push_back(Post(nextId++, title, content)); cout "✅ Post added successfully!\n"; } void viewPosts() { if (posts.empty()) { cout "No posts available.\n"; return; } for (auto &p : posts) { p.display(); cout "-----------------------\n"; } } void editPost() { int id; cout "Enter Post ID to edit: "; cin id; cin.ignore(); for (auto &p : posts) { if (p.id == id) { cout "Enter new title: "; getline(cin, p.title); cout "Enter new content: "; getline(cin, p.content); cout "✅ Post updated!\n"; return; } } cout "❌ Post not found!\n"; } void deletePost() { int id; cout "Enter Post ID to delete: "; cin id; for (auto it = posts.begin(); it != posts.end(); ++it) { if (it-id == id) { posts.erase(it); cout "✅ Post deleted!\n"; return; } } cout "❌ Post not found!\n"; } int main() { int choice; do { cout "\n=== Blog System Menu ===\n"; cout "1. Add Post\n2. View Posts\n3. Edit Post\n4. Delete Post\n5. Exit\n"; cout "Enter choice: "; cin choice; switch (choice) { case 1: addPost(); break; case 2: viewPosts(); break; case 3: editPost(); break; case 4: deletePost(); break; case 5: cout "Exiting...\n"; break; default: cout "Invalid choice!\n"; } } while (choice != 5); return 0; } ✅ Output Example === Blog System Menu === 1. Add Post 2. View Posts 3. Edit Post 4. Delete Post 5. Exit Enter choice: 1 Enter title: My First Blog Enter content: This is my first blog post! ✅ Post added successfully!

👉 Friend, do you want me to upgrade this project so it:

• Saves posts in a file (so data isn’t lost after program exits), or

• Keeps it simple as an in-memory blog system?

Lets go for a walk