Yoast json import results in error 500

[georgegebbett]

On pages such as https://www.joyfulhealthyeats.com/no-bake-vegan-cookie-dough-energy-balls/, the ld-json is added by an SEO plugin called Yoast. This plugin puts the data on the page in a Graph, which is not currently well handled.

[mshuflin]

This results in a 500 Internal Server Error for me.

[georgegebbett]

Me too - this is the ld/json contained on that page. The @Recipe is in there, just not where the scraper expects to find it... It really is infuriating how this data which is supposed to be standardised is in fact implemented completely randomly 😡

[mshuflin]

These sites are still giving me a error 500. Anything (logs or something) I can provide that would help?

[georgegebbett]

The contents of the JS console is always helpful - have you pulled the latest images?

[mshuflin]

{
    "statusCode": 500,
    "message": "Unable to extract Recipe metadata from provided url",
    "error": "Internal Server Error"
}

with this URL https://www.budgetbytes.com/weeknight-black-bean-chili/

[mshuflin]

Here are screenshots from the console.

[georgegebbett]

I've just tested and this works fine for me

I think this is likely an issue with you running an older version - it does not automatically update. What is in your docker-compose.yml file? Is it the same as the latest version in this repo?

[mshuflin]

Thanks for your patience. I got it working. My docker-compose.yml matches the one in the repo, but I did not have the latest image. Normally with dockerhub, portainer will pull the latest image when I recreate the container. But I had to pull the image, then recreate the container. working now!

[georgegebbett]

Amazing, glad you got it working! I'm about to do a release with a few enhancements so there will be another new image shortly - I've made changes to the way images are tagged which I'm hoping will make the whole thing play nicer with Portainer too. Out of interest, are you running RB as a Portainer Stack?

[mshuflin]

Yeah, I just paste the docker-compose.yml into the stack.