OpenSauce

Open source recipe books for open source people. Check us out! http://opensauce.site/

Team Members

• Product Chieftain: Willimus Schwanke
• Scrum Master of Disaster: Chris Angelkos
• Dev Team Extreme: Caroline Commons, Bennett Staley, Henry Hedges

Table of Contents

1. Stack Attack
2. Usage
3. Installing Dependencies
4. Roadmap
5. Contributing
6. Credit

Stack Attack (and requirements)

Our combo for the win:

• Jab/Jab: Node.js
• Left Hook: Express.js
• Right Hook: MongoDB
• Headbutt: React.js

Other moves we got:

• Redux
• Babel/Webpack/BrowserSync
• Drag and Drop
• Recaptcha
• prorietary security and search
• webscrapers

Usage

Make a new user and log in to the app. Next, find recipes already on the site, or create new one s in your cookbook. After that you can modify, like, fork, and create more recipes.

Installing Dependencies

$ npm install 
(also runs gulp build)

dev environment:

npm start 
npm run watch // starts webpack/browsersync

Roadmap

Coming Features:

• Take recipes from pictures
• Chrome extension to scrape the page a user is on
• More intricate, interactive family recipe tree

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.

CREDIT

-Iconography (happy-pot) by Julien Deveaux from The Noun Project -Recipes from Epicurious, The Food Network, All Recipes -Cat Chef from Tabby Cat Chrome Extension