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CookingHelper

Created for ShellHacks 2023.

Inspiration

Cass was inspired to make this project by a 2023 LibrePlanet virtual talk fae attended titled "The Immortal Cookbook". The idea for this project was to make a software that could take in all conventional forms of recipes, store them, allow users to share them, and to create combined ingredient shopping lists from multiple recipes.

What it does

In it's current state, we have a front-end and a back-end that don't yet communicate. The back-end does serve up a GraphQL API, but the front-end does not consume that API.

How we built it

Cass primarily built the back-end, bringing faer internship experience of working with Django and GraphQL. Everyone except Cass worked on the front-end mockups. Kameron made significant process on the front-end implementation.

Challenges we ran into

We primarily ran into time and human energy constraints. Hackathons, including ShellHacks, feel simultaneously short and long; short in that there's never enough time for everything, and long in that one might want to leave early because they're just too tired.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

The back-end's GraphQL API works quite nicely.

What we learned

Cass: I was reminded of something very important for me: that I need a significant amount of sleep to be a good developer.

What's next for CookingHelper

Authentication is an important thing to add. Right now, it exists as a single user / everything shared service. Anyone with access to the service's API can preform any queries or mutations they want.

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