• fork and clone this repo
• npm install
• run node seed.js from the command line to setup your database (you'll need to have mongod running in the background)
• to remove data from your database, run mongo from the command line, then use blog-api. run db.posts.remove() to remove all posts, or db.authors.remove() to remove all authors. You can always run node seed.js again to re-seed the database
• download Postman if you haven't already. It will be helpful for testing your api

Create an api with the following endpoints:

• /api/posts get all blog posts
• /api/posts/:id get specific blog post (by id)
  • Express params docs - Read the 'Route Parameters section'
  • Mongoose 'findById' docs
• /api/posts/sort/by-date get all blog posts and order by date
  • Mongoose Sort Docs
  • How to Sort By Date in Mongoose
• api/posts/sort/a-z get all blog posts sorted alphabetically by title
• /api/authors get all authors
• /api/authors/sort/a-z get all authors sorted alphabetically
• /api/authors/:id get specific author (by id)
• /api/posts/tags/react get all blog posts that have a 'react' tag
  • Mongoose Finding in Array
• /api/posts-with-authors get all posts with author fully populated (in other words, the full author information should be displayed, including author name and id)
  • Mongoose 'population' docs
• /api/posts POST a new blog post
• /api/posts/:id DELETE a blog post
  • Mongoose remove Docs
• /api/posts/:id PUT (update) a blog post
  • Mongoose findOneAndUpdate docs

• refactor your routes to use express router
  • Express Router Docs
  • Learn to Use Express Router
• Create a 'tag search' field. add an index.html file with a text input box. When you type something into the input box and hit 'Submit', your API should search all your posts for any posts that have a tag that matches the input text