README.md

Recipe Parser

This repository contains a Python code that fetches and parses recipes from various websites. The fetched data is then stored in an SQLite database. Below is an example and usage guide for the RecipeParser class.

Features

• Fetching: Fetches the HTML content of a given recipe URL.
• Parsing: Parses the fetched HTML content to extract recipe details.
• Database: Stores the parsed data in an SQLite database.
• Image Saving: Saves the recipe's image to a specified folder.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• sqlite3
• requests
• re
• os
• json
• pprint
• bs4 (BeautifulSoup)

Usage Example

Below is an example demonstrating how to use the RecipeParser class:

from recipe_parser import RecipeParser, ConfigLoader

# Create an instance of ConfigLoader
config_loader = ConfigLoader()

# Prompt user for recipe URL and site name
user_url = input("Enter the URL of the recipe: ")
recipe_site = input("Enter the name of the recipe site: ")

# Create an instance of RecipeParser
recipe = RecipeParser(url=user_url, config_loader=config_loader, recipe_source=recipe_site)

# Parse recipe information
recipe.parse_recipe_info()
recipe.parse_ingredients()
recipe.parse_preparation_steps()

# Store parsed data in SQLite database
recipe.data_to_database()

# Save recipe image
recipe.save_recipe_image()

# Get recipe information
recipe_info = recipe.get_recipe_info()

# Print recipe information
print("\nRecipe Information:")
print(f"Recipe ID: {recipe_info['id']}")
print(f"Recipe Name: {recipe_info['recipe_name']}")
print(f"Number of Persons: {recipe_info['number_of_persons']}")
print(f"Time Duration: {recipe_info['time_duration']}")
print(f"Source URL: {recipe_info['source_url']}")
print(f"Ingredients: {recipe_info['ingredients']}")
print(f"Preparation Steps: {recipe_info['preparation_steps']}")

Configuration

The code uses a config.json file to store configurations for different websites. You can add configurations for additional websites by updating this file.

Website Configuration Template

The following template outlines the structure for configuring website-specific settings for recipe parsing.

{
    "websitename": {
        "recipe_info_config": {
            "recipe_name": "html locator for recipe name",
            "recipe_description": "html locator for recipe description",
            "recipe_persons": "html locator for recipe persons",
            "recipe_time": "html locator for recipe time"
        },
        "preparation_config": {
            "recipe_preparation": "html locator for recipe preparation"
        },
        "ingredients_config": {
            "recipe_ingredients": "html locator for recipe ingredients"
        },
        "image_config": {
            "image_folder": "folder path to store images",
            "image_container_selector": "html locator for image container",
            "image_tag_selector": "html locator for image tag",
            "image_name_attribute": "attribute to extract image name"
        }
    }
}

Explanation:

• websitename: Replace this with the name of the website you are configuring.

• recipe_info_config: Contains locators for various recipe information such as name, description, persons, and time.

• preparation_config: Contains the locator for the recipe preparation steps.

• ingredients_config: Contains the locator for the recipe ingredients.

• image_config: Contains settings related to image storage and retrieval.

• html_locator: is the argument passed down to soup.select_one().

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You can use this Markdown section as a reference or documentation for setting up configurations for different websites.

Contributing

If you have any suggestions, improvements, or issues, please feel free to open an issue or create a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.