- A simple javascript project called platters.
Then run (npm start) to start the npm script which will bundle our files and start the web pack dev server.
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You can search for recipes i used spooncular food api to fetch recipes ๐
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You can create your own recipes ๐จโ๐ณ
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The app has three parts [user] part [author] part & [most-liked-recipes] part.
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To like a recipe, you need to have a user account.
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When you are logged in the account is saved in the browser's localstorage.
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In user mode, you can can like recipes which will be saved in the browser's localstorage.
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You can also login with your previous account which will be stored in the browser's localstorage, and if you have any liked recipes it will be displayed once you login.
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You can have as many users as you want, with their liked recipes.
- The authentication for account is not real as this a simple js project, but it does do validation of your saved account.
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You can create a recipe by creating an account as an author.
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You can also like a recipe as an author.
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If the recipe has more than one like it will be rendered as most liked recipe.
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You can give recipe as many likes as you want, but you need to have multiple users or authors to be able to increase likes.
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Most liked recipes will be rendered in descending order based on the number of likes.