🍴 monica is a command line chef that brings you tasty food
Demo
Features
Written in Python
Uses the Zomato API, so works in 23 countries.
Works on Linux, Windows and Mac.
Installation
1: PIP
$ pip install monica2: From Source
$ git clone https://github.com/Zephrys/monica
$ cd monica/
$ python setup.py installUsage
Search for a restaurant
$ monica search Good Chinese FoodGet surprised by something random in your budget
$ monica surpriseGet restaurants that support a specific cuisine
$ monica cuisine IndianOr to get a list of cuisines
$ monica cuisine listGet a list of restaurants in your budget.
$ monica budget 500Get details of a particular restaurant by id
$ monica restaurant 310543Get reviews of a restaruant by id
$ monica reviews 310543Reconfigure Monica
$ monica configureHelp
$ monica --helpContributing
Use the issue tracker to file bugs or push new features.
License
Open sourced under the MIT License
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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