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Interesting, is there any plans on opening up your calculator/analyzer to an API. I just launched http://imadefood.com http://imadefood.com a week ago, and ther
by overcast 11y ago
Interesting, is there any plans on opening up your calculator/analyzer to an API. I just launched http://imadefood.com http://imadefood.com a week ago, and there could be some mutual beneficial scenarios here. Let me know!
- phugoid 11y agoNice site! I don't think I can offer much of an API. As I mentioned in another comment, I gave up on trying to parse a free-text recipe. I avoid a lot of headache by directing users to enter ingredients from the database list only. That being said, I'm open to talk about it - see my HN profile for email.
- overcast 11y agoWell, you wouldn't be parsing free-text recipes. You'd a accept a standard JSON format, do your processing, and respond back. Just a thought.
- icc97 11y agoI like your imadefood site. Reminds me of a kind of jsfiddle for recipies. edit: @phugold - I like the idea of your site, but you might want to take note of the ability to immediately see recipies without having to register. It's great to be able to just dive right in rather than hitting a wall requiring login.
- overcast 11y agoThank you! Someone also mentioned "github for recipes" as well. A bit more simplistic than that, but I'll take it! :)
- muzani 11y agoYeah, I do a recipe app and would be willing to pay (very little) for something like this too. We could even go so far as edit the ingredient data storage to suit the API.