added openeats importer

cookbook/integration/openeats.py

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+import json
 import re
 
 from django.utils.translation import gettext as _
@@ -10,8 +11,61 @@ from cookbook.models import Recipe, Step, Food, Unit, Ingredient
 class OpenEats(Integration):
 
     def get_recipe_from_file(self, file):
+        recipe = Recipe.objects.create(name=file['name'].strip(), created_by=self.request.user, internal=True,
+                                       servings=file['servings'], space=self.request.space, waiting_time=file['cook_time'], working_time=file['prep_time'])
 
-        return None
+        instructions = ''
+        if file["info"] != '':
+            instructions += file["info"]
+
+        if file["directions"] != '':
+            instructions += file["directions"]
+
+        if file["source"] != '':
+            instructions += file["source"]
+
+        step = Step.objects.create(instruction=instructions)
+
+        for ingredient in file['ingredients']:
+            f = get_food(ingredient['food'], self.request.space)
+            u = get_unit(ingredient['unit'], self.request.space)
+            step.ingredients.add(Ingredient.objects.create(
+                food=f, unit=u, amount=ingredient['amount']
+            ))
+        recipe.steps.add(step)
+
+        return recipe
+
+    def split_recipe_file(self, file):
+        recipe_json = json.loads(file.read())
+        recipe_dict = {}
+        ingredient_group_dict = {}
+
+        for o in recipe_json:
+            if o['model'] == 'recipe.recipe':
+                recipe_dict[o['pk']] = {
+                    'name': o['fields']['title'],
+                    'info': o['fields']['info'],
+                    'directions': o['fields']['directions'],
+                    'source': o['fields']['source'],
+                    'prep_time': o['fields']['prep_time'],
+                    'cook_time': o['fields']['cook_time'],
+                    'servings': o['fields']['servings'],
+                    'ingredients': [],
+                }
+            if o['model'] == 'ingredient.ingredientgroup':
+                ingredient_group_dict[o['pk']] = o['fields']['recipe']
+
+        for o in recipe_json:
+            if o['model'] == 'ingredient.ingredient':
+                ingredient = {
+                    'food': o['fields']['title'],
+                    'unit': o['fields']['measurement'],
+                    'amount': round(o['fields']['numerator'] / o['fields']['denominator'], 2),
+                }
+                recipe_dict[ingredient_group_dict[o['fields']['ingredient_group']]]['ingredients'].append(ingredient)
+
+        return list(recipe_dict.values())
 
     def get_file_from_recipe(self, recipe):
         raise NotImplementedError('Method not implemented in storage integration')

docs/features/import_export.md

@@ -34,6 +34,7 @@ Overview of the capabilities of the different integrations.
 | Domestica     | ✔️      | ⌚      | ✔️      |
 | MealMaster     | ✔️      | ❌      |  ❌        |
 | RezKonv     | ✔️      | ❌      |  ❌        |
+| OpenEats     | ✔️      | ❌      |  ⌚        |
 
 ✔ = implemented, ❌ = not implemented and not possible/planned, ⌚ = not yet implemented
 
@@ -160,4 +161,45 @@ The RezKonv format is primarily used in the german recipe manager RezKonv Suite.
 To migrate from RezKonv Suite to Tandoor select `Export > Gesamtes Kochbuch exportieren` (the last option in the export menu).
 The generated file can simply be imported into Tandoor.
 
-As i only had limited sample data feel free to open an issue if your RezKonv export cannot be imported.
+As i only had limited sample data feel free to open an issue if your RezKonv export cannot be imported.
+
+## OpenEats
+OpenEats does not provide any way to export the data using the interface. Luckily it is relatively easy to export it from the command line.
+You need to run the command `python manage.py dumpdata recipe ingredient` inside of the application api container.
+If you followed the default installation method you can use the following command `docker-compose -f docker-prod.yml run --rm --entrypoint 'sh' api ./manage.py dumpdata recipe ingredient`.
+
+Store the outputted json string in a `.json` file and simply import it using the importer. The file should look something like this
+```json
+[
+   {
+      "model":"recipe.recipe",
+      "pk":1,
+      "fields":{
+         "title":"Tasty Chili",
+         ...
+      }
+   },
+  ...
+    {
+      "model":"ingredient.ingredientgroup",
+      "pk":1,
+      "fields":{
+         "title":"Veges",
+         "recipe":1
+      }
+   },
+  ...
+  {
+      "model":"ingredient.ingredient",
+      "pk":1,
+      "fields":{
+         "title":"black pepper",
+         "numerator":1.0,
+         "denominator":1.0,
+         "measurement":"dash",
+         "ingredient_group":1
+      }
+   }
+]
+
+```