Nothing I tried in the first 2 years did all of these things, or did them less than well. I wanted web-based because it allowed me to access from any gadget I owned. I wanted something that would let me categorize online recipes, enter my own recipes, keep photos and nutrition information, allow me to plan weekly menus, and export menus to grocery lists. I tried various things for various amounts of time, all web-based managers, but none of them had the strength I needed. and that first software is long gone! When I began blogging, I started looking for a recipe manager that would fit my needs to organize recipes I create for my blog as well as recipes I find online. Compress your recipes back into an archive.Įxtracting paprika-recipes extract-archive /path/to/your/export.paprikarecipes /path/to/extract/recipes/to/Ĭompressing paprika-recipes create-archive /path/you/earlier/extracted/recipes/to/ /path/to/a/new/export.Ever since I started using a computer, I started using recipe management software.Modifying the extracted yaml recipe files.Extracting your paprikarecipes file to a directory.The expected workflow for changing your recipes is a three-step process: Uploading paprika-recipes upload-recipes /path/to/where/you/exported/your/recipes Uploading your changed or new recipes back to your account.ĭownloading paprika-recipes download-recipes /path/to/export/your/recipes.Modifying the extracted yaml recipe files or creating new ones.Downloading your paprika recipes from your account.The expected workflow for changing your recipes when using this method is a three-step process:
If you want to download your whole recipe archive instead of editing or creating a single recipe at a time, you can download your whole recipe collection into a directory on your computer. We won't update your recipe if you do that. Paprika account as soon as your editor has closed. Out, then save and close your editor - we'll upload your recipe to your Your recipe's instructions and whatever other fields you'd like to fill Your editor will be opened to a brand new empty recipe. You can create a new recipe on your Paprika account by running the following paprika-recipes create-recipe Creating a new recipe on your Paprika account Match just one of your recipes, we'll open the editor straight away. Limit the list of recipes presented to you, and if your search terms You can also provide search parameters as command-line arguments to Just delete all of the contents of the file before saving and closing If you have decided that you've made a mistake and would like to abort, Just save and close your editor to upload your updated recipe to Paprika. To allow you to make the modifications you want to make.
You select the recipe you'd like to edit, your editor will be opened
You'll be presented with a list of recipes on your account and after You can modify a recipe on your Paprika account by running the following paprika-recipes edit-recipe The instructions below assume that you've answered "yes" when asked whether you'd like to use this account by default, but if you didn't - see -help for instructions. You'll be asked for your e-mail and password after that point, the console app will fetch your password from your system keyring instead of prompting you for it. This app can interact directly with Paprika's API using the commands documented here, but before beginning, you will need to store your paprika account information in your system keyring by running: paprika-recipes store-password This console app and library are built to make creating and editing your recipes easy by providing you tools for editing or creating individual recipes, downloading your whole recipe list, and even working with recipe exports generated by the app. Paprika is a lovely recipe app that works so much better than I ever expected a recipe app to, and although its totally possible to edit recipes without leaving the app, that can be a little inconvenient. Paprika-Recipes: Easily manage your paprika recipes
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