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40 linhas
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# Recipes for Engineers
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Store recipes in a nerdy JSON tree format and use that to generate [Cooking for Engineers](https://www.cookingforengineers.com)-style tabular recipe cards in HTML.
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Right now this project is just a set of scripts.
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## Requirements
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These scripts require the `anytree` Python library.
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## `create_recipe_json.py`
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This is a fairly naive script that walks you through the process of turning a recipe into a tree structure. It has you list out ingredients, and then add tasks to perform on those ingredients. You end up with a tree that is something like this:
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```
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shake and grill for 20 more mins
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+-- grill for 20 mins
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+-- wrap in foil
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+-- season to taste
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|-- salt and pepper
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|-- dice
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| |-- rosemary
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| |-- thyme
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| +-- basil
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+-- lightly coat
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|-- olive oil
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+-- chop into quarters
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+-- red potatoes
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```
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Leaves are raw ingredients, other nodes are tasks. The tree is output to a JSON file.
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## `recipe_json_to_html.py`
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This script takes that JSON file and does a recursive depth-first search to render a webpage with an HTML-table-based recipe card.
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## Known Issues
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- A single node cannot have multiple tasks done on it (nerdy reason: because a node cannot have two parents). So this cannot represent, for example, mixing cinnamon and sugar, then splitting that mixture up and doing separate subsequent operations with the two batches.
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