codi-hacks/recipebox

BLUEPRINTS

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General goals

  • Ability to add recipes from the website
  • Page edits are stored on the filesystem. No database.
  • Minimal amount of crates
  • Little-to-no javascript. Vanilla JS where necessary ๐Ÿ˜‰

Features

General site

  • HTTP server - HTTP-only, HTTPS is delegated to your reverse proxy (https://nginx.org/en/)
    • Multi-threaded. Scale to the number of available cores. Option to pass a thread count: --threads / -t (#3)
    • Option to pass a --port / -p and --host / -h, default to localhost:4000
    • Help option --help
  • Home Page - Design a default home page template that is generated the first time the site is ran
    • If the home page isn't found in the specified directory, prompt the user with a message like "index.xxx (the home page) was not found in directory . Auto-generate one? [y/n]"
    • Have a command like argument -y / --yes to auto-generate without prompt (#4)
  • Recipe Page - Design a default recipe page template that is generated the first time the site is ran
    • Similar to the home page, prompt the user with a message if there is no recipe template found: "recipe.xxx (recipe page layout) was not found in directory . Auto generate one? [y/n]"

CMS

  • Authentication
  • Index of recipes, pulling markdown files from user-defined folder
  • New Recipe Form - for creating a new recipe page using markdown syntax and saving input to file
    • Should have a text input for the page title.
    • Should have an array of text inputs for the ingredients with a separate field for the amount.
    • Amount should be a selectable unit: "quantity", "cups", "oz", "grams. The reason we record the amount and unit separately is because we can then dynamically convert from one unit to another, or double the recipe size with a simple click of the button when viewing the recipe from the public site.
    • Should have a text input for the page body. Should be plaintext with markdown syntax highlighting.
    • Tags
      • Array of text inputs. User can add or remove tags. Tags are auto-sorted alphabetically.
      • Stretch goal: auto-completion for existing tags
      • Stretch goal: tags can be dragged into a custom sort order. Have button to sort alphabetically
  • Edit Home Page Layout - form for editing the exist home page using a rust templating language
    • Form will have a single plaintext "template" input for writing your own home page.
    • The following variables will be available on the home page initially: recipes (array of recipe objects, each containing recipe.title, recipe.description, recipe.body and recipe.tags which is an array of string tags), tags (dictionary object, each key is a tag and value an array of recipe objects)
    • What templating language to use? slim?
    • Input form should be plaintext. Syntax highlighting would be nice.
    • Stretch goal - preview frame