Tandoor Recipes
The recipe manager that allows you to manage your ever growing collection of digital recipes. Website • Installation • Docs • Demo • Discord. Core Features. 🥗 Manage your recipes with a fast and intuitive editor; 📆 Plan multiple meals for each day; 🛒 Shopping lists via the meal plan or straight from recipes; 📚 Cookbooks ...
Configuration - Tandoor Recipes
Limits how many recipes a user can import per hour. A rate limit is recommended to prevent users from abusing your server for (DDoS) relay attacks and to prevent external service providers from blocking your server for too many request.
Import/Export - Tandoor Recipes
Go to Settings > Export Recipe Data and select EXPORT AS JSON-LD (BEST). Then simply upload the exported file to Tandoor. The RecipeSage integration also allows exporting. To migrate from Tandoor to RecipeSage simply export with Recipe Sage selected and import the json file in RecipeSage. Images are currently not supported for exporting. Domestica
TrueNAS Portainer - Tandoor Recipes
This guide is to assist those installing Tandoor Recipes on Truenas Core using Docker and or Portainer. Docker install instructions adapted from PhasedLogix IT Services's guide. Portainer install instructions adopted from the Portainer Official Documentation.
Storages and Sync - Tandoor Recipes
Internal recipes are stored in a structured manner inside the database. They can be displayed using the standardized interface and support features like shopping lists, scaling and steps. External recipes are basically files that are displayed within the interface.
Other setups - Tandoor Recipes
If you want to install Tandoor on the Windows Subsystem for Linux you can find a detailed post here: https://github.com/TandoorRecipes/recipes/issues/1733. Made with Material for MkDocs
Telegram bot - Tandoor Recipes
The telegram bot is meant to simplify certain interactions with Tandoor. It is currently very basic but might be expanded in the future.
ArchLinux - Tandoor Recipes
Configure the service in /etc/tandoor/tandoor.conf. Reinstall the package, or follow the official instructions to have tandoor creates its DB tables. Optionally configure a reverse proxy.
Migrate sqlite to postgres - Tandoor Recipes
Create a Postgresql database (With a new user & database for recipes) I used the postgresql14 template. psql -U postgres postgres=# create database tandoor; postgres=# create user tandoor with encrypted password 'yoursupersecretpassworddontusethisone'; postgres=# grant all privileges on database tandoor to tandoor;
Backup - Tandoor Recipes
You can back up from docker even when the tandoor container is failing, so long as the postgresql database has started successfully. When using this backup method, ensure that your recipes have imported successfully.