Very basic recipe manager, built with Vue 3, Vite and Tailwind (and Vue Router Vuex).
I wanted to keep the project as light-weight as possible, yet flexible enough to be extended if need be. I also wanted to keep it "database free", so deployment would be a straight-forward procedure.
Recipes are stored as JSON files in src/data/recipes.
.gitignore currently ignores all recipe files that do not contain the name .example in the file name.
There's a dark & light theme implemented.
- Clicking on ingredients/steps marks them as done (improve tracking of mise en place/cooking steps)
- Recipes stored in JSON format (no external database)
- Basic internationalization
- Basic recipe metadata (rating, category, cooking time, yield, nutrition)
- Add print stylesheets
- Route transitions
- Scale recipe ingredients
- Add metadata to index.html
- Improve documentation
- Timer from tag
- Focus styles/keyboard navigation
- Links list to recipe sites (favorites)
- Nutrition information based on database/ingredients
- Generate grocery list/meal planner
- Add recipe UI
- Search functionality
- Difficulty property
Build the project through the build script in package.json. The current settings are set to up to run the project from a root directory (like a subdomain), but this can be configured through vite.config.js and by setting the base path.
This is also kept really low-level in this project. Language JSON files are stored in the folder src/locales.
To create a new language, copy the contents of an existing language file and replace the strings to your liking.
The JSON file is imported in main.js as so:
// 🌍 Change language here
import locale from './locales/en.json';The language is then registered and made globally available through app.config.globalProperties.locale = locale; in main.js.
Currently there's 🇺🇸 English, 🇸🇪 Swedish and 🇫🇮 Finnish present.
- The
<title>tag needs to be changed manually inindex.html, or from the.envfile (Vite is adding citation marks) - The
<html lang="">attribute needs to be changed manually inindex.html
This project runs on Vue 3 Vite Tailwind Vue Router Vuex (and Prettier for linting).
To upgrade project dependencies, run vue upgrade.