Why yet another recipe collection? There are already like a bazillion recipe sites and all sorts of online services and apps that let you manage your favorite recipes.
I want recipes without ads, without push notifications, without registration, without newsletter sign-up pop-ups, and all that other annoying stuff.
Also, most popular recipe blogs always have to tell you their whole life story before they can finally get to the point – present a "simple" recipe.
I just wanted recipes as a collection of simple step-by-step instructions in plain Markdown which can be easily searched and edited, garnished with a bit of metadata and just a touch of additional content pointing out specifics and variations.
This repo is pretty self-contained, you only need make, git, wget, and tar which should be available for every Linux distribution. The targets make serve and make test will download the necessary dependencies for basic functionality.
- Edit your recipes in the fitting category in
content/ - Run
make serveto take a look at the rendered result at http://localhost:1313/ - Add newly created files with
git add - Ship it with
make publishandgit commit
Images for recipes should be placed in static/img. For converting an image from JPG to the modern WebP format, place it in assets/${imagename} and run the make target static/img/${imagename}.webp.
You will need to have exiftran and cwebp installed for this to work.
If you find bugs or have suggestions for improvement, feel free to submit an issue. The UNLICENSE applies.