Food2Fork is a collection of recipes from difference sources. This is a Perl 6 wrapper around their API
panda install git://github.com/kmwallio/p6-WebService-Food2Fork.git
use WebService::Food2Fork;
my $yum = Food2Fork.new(:key<API Key>);my $food = $yum.search('bbq chicken');$food looks something like:
{
count => 30.Int,
recipes => [
{
f2f_url => "http://food2fork.com/view/41470".Str,
image_url => "http://static.food2fork.com/BBQChickenPizzawithCauliflowerCrust5004699695624ce.jpg".Str,
publisher => "Closet Cooking".Str,
publisher_url => "http://closetcooking.com".Str,
recipe_id => "41470".Str,
social_rank => 99.9999999999994.Rat,
source_url => "http://www.closetcooking.com/2013/02/cauliflower-pizza-crust-with-bbq.html".Str,
title => "Cauliflower Pizza Crust (with BBQ Chicken Pizza)".Str,
},
...
]
}Using the free tier? You can use a cache with expiration. Use :memory: as the database to have a temporary database.
By default, searches are cached for 15 minutes. Recipes are cached for 24 hours. You can change this. There currently isn't an option not to cache.
use WebService::Food2Fork;
my $yum = Food2Fork.new(
:key<API Key>, # Required
:cache<:memory:>, # Optional
:cache_search<15>, # 15 minutes
:cache_recipe<1440> # 1 day
);We'll attempt to use tables f2f_search and f2f_recipe or we'll die trying...
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