This is a simple static website for hosting cocktail recipes. The actual site is rendered with Go templates and served by default over Tailscale (using tsnet) by a simple Go binary that embeds the page. The page is designed to be viewed on a mobile - it works okay on bigger screens, but I've not yet made that look "right".
The page is styled with the excellent Vanilla Framework, because that's what I had to hand.
Cocktail recipes are served up from a JSON file containing the recipes. The format is listed in a section below. There is an example included.
./libations -help
Usage of /bin/libations:
-addr string
the address to listen on in the case of a local listener (default ":8080")
-hostname string
hostname to use on the tailnet (default "libations")
-local
start on local addr; don't attach to a tailnet
-recipes-file string
path to a file containing drink recipes
-tsnet-logs
include tsnet logs in application logs (default true)
# Enter the development shell
nix develop
# Run the package
nix run .#libationsBefore building you must have Go installed.
git clone git@github.com:jnsgruk/libations
# Optional - if not provided you'll be prompted
export TS_AUTHKEY="tskey-auth-aBcdEfghIjKlMnOpQrStUvWxYz"
# Run the application on the tailnet
go run main.go
# Or run the application locally (handy for development)
go run main.go -localThe drinks.json file is a list of JSON objects, where each object represents a drink:
[
{
"id": 7,
"name": "Adderly",
"base": ["Bourbon"],
"glass": ["Coup"],
"method": ["Shake"],
"ice": [],
"ingredients": [
{ "name": "Orange Bitters", "measure": "1", "unit": "dash" },
{ "name": "Lemon", "measure": "20", "unit": "ml" },
{ "name": "Sugar", "measure": "5", "unit": "ml" },
{ "name": "Maraschino", "measure": "15", "unit": "ml" },
{ "name": "Bourbon", "measure": "45", "unit": "ml" }
],
"garnish": [],
"notes": "I like this one, good with frozen Bourbon"
}
]