pyprika
A recipe management library and command line tool.
Primary features:
A YAML file format for encoding recipes.
Parser written for human-friendly syntax.
See the documentation for a more complete discussion.
Example
>>> import pyprika
>>> recipe = pyprika.load(open('example.yaml'))
>>> recipe.name
'Salt Water'
>>> recipe.ingredients
[<Ingredient: (1 cup) water>, <Ingredient: (1 cup) salt>, <Ingredient: pepper>]
>>> recipe.directions
['Put it in a pot.', 'Boil it up.', 'Glug glug glug.']
>>> more_recipe = 2 * recipe
>>> more_recipe.ingredients
[<Ingredient: (2 cup) water>, <Ingredient: (2 cup) salt>, <Ingredient: pepper>]
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