mezzanine-recipes
This plugin gives you a “Recipe” blog post type for your Mezzanine sites.
Features
Embed an image of the meal
Provide an ingredient list
Let your visitors add a comment and rating to recipes
The usual stuff - ingredients, times, categories
REST-API for external applications
Installation
Run pip install mezzanine-recipes (or, if you want to hack on mezzanine-recipes, clone it and run pip install -e path/to/repo)
Create a Mezzanine CMS project
Add "mezzanine_recipes" followed by "tastypie" on top of your INSTALLED_APPS
Migrate your database with python manage.py migrate mezzanine_recipes
Install fixtures with python manage.py loaddata mezzanine_required.json
To enable Recipe-Blog and REST API put following code to your urls.py:
from mezzanine.conf import settings from tastypie.api import Api from mezzanine_recipes.api import * v1_api = Api(api_name='v1') v1_api.register(CategoryResource()) v1_api.register(KeywordResource()) v1_api.register(AssignedKeywordResource()) v1_api.register(PostResource()) v1_api.register(RecipeResource()) v1_api.register(BlogPostResource()) v1_api.register(IngredientResource()) v1_api.register(WorkingHoursResource()) v1_api.register(CookingTimeResource()) v1_api.register(RestPeriodResource()) v1_api.register(CommentResource()) v1_api.register(RatingResource()) urlpatterns = patterns("", ("^api/", include(v1_api.urls)), ("^%s/" % settings.BLOG_SLUG, include("mezzanine_recipes.urls")), ...Look at http://www.robertstevens.org/mezzanine-recipes.html if you need a much more detailed installation instruction
Usage
mezzanine-recipe provides the blog post type “Recipe”. The Recipe blog post type represents a single recipe.
Create a Recipe blog post in the Mezzanine admin (naming it something like “Recipe”).
Creating Templates
The template for the Recipe List can be found at templates/recipe/recipe_list.html and for a Recipe Blog Post at templates/recipe/recipe_detail.html.
The Recipe object is available at mezzanine_recipes.models.recipe. It has the following properties:
Periods and times: WorkingHours, CookingTime, RestPeriod
Cooking info: ingredients, portions, difficulty, categories
Text data: title, summary, content, comments, ratings
To Do
Implement some tests
Add single cooking steps to Recipe
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