Gastro Gnome is an application intended for the true gastronomes where users can discover, collect, and share their favorite recipes using an intuitive UI. The application is built with Next.js app router, a Python/Django backend and interfaces with a third party API to display a nutrition profile for each recipe.
- Make sure you have Node.js and npm installed on your machine. Pull down the this (client side) repository and install dependencies.
npm install- Pull down the server side repository
If cloning via SSH:
git clone git@github.com:ryanmphill/gastro-django-server.git- In the server side directory, install necessary dependencies via pipenv and start the virtual environment:
pipenv shell- Start up a local web server for the API. It should automatically listen on port 8000
python3 manage.py runserver- If you want to use the Edamam API locally, you will need to create an account to get an id and key. Make a
.env.localfile in the root directory of the client side project, and add the following:
EDAMAM_ID = "<PASTE ID HERE>"
EDAMAM_KEY = "<PASTE KEY HERE>"- If you simply want to demo the project, you can run and preview the build for the best performance. From the root directory of the client side project:
npm run buildWait for the build to complete and then run:
npm startNow you should be able to view the project on http://localhost:3000
Note: If you want to preview live changes while making edits to the project, you can run in development mode. Just know that route changes will take more time to load this way:
npm run dev🚧🚧🚧🚧🚧🚧🚧🚧🚧🚧
Coming soon to gastro-gnome.com!
