Eatout
Search the hand-curated, source-cited vegetarian restaurant nutrition dataset around Sydney CBD.
eatout search --query tofu
eatout search --max-kcal 700 --min-protein 25 --limit 5
eatout search --json --query "grilld"
The reviewed source files are in data/sources/; data/research/ records the
restaurants that were investigated. Nutrition fields are flat; missing
values are JSON null, never zero. scripts/regenerate.py rebuilds data/meals.json from the
reviewed sources. The CLI itself is read-only and does not fetch or estimate.
Each candidate's nutrients describe that menu item. Restaurant weights are
left absent when the source did not publish them. A search returning one
candidate is a flat record in the shared
item format,
so it can be piped with --input - into Recipes, or into whatever tool records
what you ate.
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