Do you ever go hungry while you fruitlessly debate what to eat? It’s the age-old question: What’s for Dinner? We made an app to help you with this. What’s for Dinner will give you recipe or restaurant recommendations based on your input. It can even decide for you if you click the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button. What’s for Dinner is a meal planning assistant. It gives you choices based on your input. If you want to eat out it will show you restaurants. If you want to cook, it will show you recipes. We made this because we are indecisive, hungry people who want to make informed eating decisions. We used the Spoonacular, Yelp, and Google Maps APIs in our project. We originally wanted to use Zomato’s API in place of Yelp. We integrated use of the Zomato API into our project, however, it turned out that it would not fully meet our needs. Thus it was replaced by Yelp.
Click here to find out What's for Dinner.
Clone it off of the git repository, and run it in the browser of your choice. You must pick whether you want to dine in or eat out. Then pick a keyword like "chicken" or "rice" as a general idea of what you want to eat. You will be take to the search results page where you will be shown up to 10 choices and can pick from those. Then you will arrive at the information page. You can always click on the "What's for Dinner" heading to return to the beginning.
It is useful for comparing recipes and restaurants, discovering recipes and restaurants, and helping you decide what you are going to eat.
Credit goes to the wonderful team that created it. Alix Webb, Vincent Kendrick, David Pan, and Andrew Marcus. We would also like to thank the creators of the Spoonacular, Yelp, and Google Maps APIs. Credits to Adnan Puzić for the free food hero image: https://www.behance.net/gallery/29090891/Food-Hero-free-download
"This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license."