improved ingredient parser

cookbook/helper/ingredient_parser.py

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+import re
 import string
 import unicodedata
 
@@ -25,17 +26,12 @@ def parse_amount(x):
 
     did_check_frac = False
     end = 0
-    while (
-            end < len(x)
-            and (
-                    x[end] in string.digits
+    while (end < len(x) and (x[end] in string.digits
                              or (
                                      (x[end] == '.' or x[end] == ',' or x[end] == '/')
                                      and end + 1 < len(x)
                                      and x[end + 1] in string.digits
-                    )
-            )
-    ):
+                             ))):
         end += 1
     if end > 0:
         if "/" in x[:end]:
@@ -55,6 +51,9 @@ def parse_amount(x):
                 unit = x[end + 1:]
             except ValueError:
                 unit = x[end:]
+
+    if unit.startswith('('):  # i dont know any unit that starts with ( so its likely an alternative like 1L (500ml) Water
+        unit = ''
     return amount, unit
 
 
@@ -107,6 +106,12 @@ def parse(x):
     ingredient = ''
     note = ''
 
+    # if the string contains parenthesis early on remove it and place it at the end
+    # because its likely some kind of note
+    if re.match('(.){1,6}\s\((.[^\(\)])+\)\s', x):
+        match = re.search('\((.[^\(])+\)', x)
+        x = x[:match.start()] + x[match.end():] + ' ' + x[match.start():match.end()]
+
     tokens = x.split()
     if len(tokens) == 1:
         # there only is one argument, that must be the ingredient
@@ -115,16 +120,17 @@ def parse(x):
         try:
             # try to parse first argument as amount
             amount, unit = parse_amount(tokens[0])
+            print('test', unit)
             # only try to parse second argument as amount if there are at least
             # three arguments if it already has a unit there can't be
             # a fraction for the amount
             if len(tokens) > 2:
                 try:
                     if not unit == '':
-                        # a unit is already found, no need to try the second argument for a fraction  # noqa: E501
+                        # a unit is already found, no need to try the second argument for a fraction
                         # probably not the best method to do it, but I didn't want to make an if check and paste the exact same thing in the else as already is in the except  # noqa: E501
                         raise ValueError
-                    # try to parse second argument as amount and add that, in case of '2 1/2' or '2 ½'  # noqa: E501
+                    # try to parse second argument as amount and add that, in case of '2 1/2' or '2 ½'
                     amount += parse_fraction(tokens[1])
                     # assume that units can't end with a comma
                     if len(tokens) > 3 and not tokens[2].endswith(','):
@@ -142,7 +148,10 @@ def parse(x):
                         # try to use second argument as unit and everything else as ingredient, use everything as ingredient if it fails  # noqa: E501
                         try:
                             ingredient, note = parse_ingredient(tokens[2:])
+                            if unit == '':
                                 unit = tokens[1]
+                            else:
+                                note = tokens[1]
                         except ValueError:
                             ingredient, note = parse_ingredient(tokens[1:])
                     else:

cookbook/tests/other/test_ingredient_parser.py

@@ -53,7 +53,10 @@ def test_ingredient_parser():
         "50 g smör eller margarin": (50, "g", "smör eller margarin", ""),
         "3,5 l Wasser": (3.5, "l", "Wasser", ""),
         "3.5 l Wasser": (3.5, "l", "Wasser", ""),
-        "400 g Karotte(n)": (400, "g", "Karotte(n)", "")
+        "400 g Karotte(n)": (400, "g", "Karotte(n)", ""),
+        "400g unsalted butter": (400, "g", "butter", "unsalted"),
+        "2L Wasser": (2, "L", "Wasser", ""),
+        "1 (16 ounce) package dry lentils, rinsed": (1, "package", "dry lentils, rinsed", "16 ounce"),
     }
     # for German you could say that if an ingredient does not have
     # an amount # and it starts with a lowercase letter, then that