Use the Schema/Recipe standard about based.cooking HOT 15 CLOSED

Is there an article that already follows this standard? I'd like an example to look to when converting my recipe

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Most of the more bloated sites I know use some script tag together json data in order to generate the html. For a simpler application I would suggest just looking at the examples at the bottom of the schema.org page linked above

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Oh so this is something that the SSG needs to implement? I can't just put these things in my markdown?

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It's not something that markdown supports, it's too simple for that. The tags need to be placed inside of the respective html tags

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It's not something that markdown supports, it's too simple for that. The tags need to be placed inside of the respective html tags

Markdown on the web (most of the time), encodes/renders in HTML. Markdown engines like the one Github uses supports HTML and CSS tags (embedded) FYI.

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But wouldn't that kind of ruin the point of using markdown in the first place?

Could you give me a mockup of what such an html embed might look like in this case?

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But wouldn't that kind of ruin the point of using markdown in the first place?

It complements markdown, giving it features that it doesn't have by default; but shouldn't be overused.

Could you give me a mockup of what such an html embed might look like in this case?

Yeah here's an example from my profile README:

# Hi there <img src="https://media.giphy.com/media/gM5qFksULw54NMWyry/giphy.gif" height="50"/>, I'm Tarek Ali - aka DGK 

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Hm, given that one of markdowns main purposes was to be human readable I am still not the biggest fan of this but for usecases like these it should still be okay. It should probably be quite simple to have a static site generator embed some inline html tags

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So it sounds like I can use these tags right now to get my recipe up to the standard?

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Not entirely sure how the generator works at the moment but I would assume that it would actually need to be added on it's end

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Not entirely sure how the generator works at the moment but I would assume that it would actually need to be added on it's end

It's not an SSG, it's native HTML rendering support by the markdown engine (using the HTML tags in this case, not markdown)

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So that's a... yes?

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It's not an SSG, it's native HTML rendering support by the markdown engine (using the HTML tags in this case, not markdown)

I am not really sure what you are talking about here. The software luke uses clearly defines itself as "a small static blog generator" https://pedantic.software/git/blogit/about/

I would suspect that with the current setup it would require some extra work to get this setup working since people don't write their recipes in just plain html

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I would suspect that with the current setup it would require some extra work to get this setup working since people don't write their recipes in just plain html

Yeah, I was talking about markdown rendering on the web in general, not sure about this particular SSG.

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Why is this closed as completed?

This has not been implemented on the website what-so-ever.

I would personally find this feature very useful, as Nextcloud Cookbook allows me to automatically import recipes from websites that conform to the Schema/Recipe standard.

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