Clean up and reformat recipes using a large language model and output JSON, markdown, LaTeX, or PDF.
rf [OPTIONS] URL
Define the output file path for the formatted recipe.
If the file path contains the special token {title}, it will be replaced with the slugified recipe name.
If no output path is specified, the recipe will be printed to stdout.
Supported formats: json, md, tex, and pdf.
If no format is specified, the output format will be inferred from the output file extension. If no output file is specified, or the specified output file has an extension that is not recognized, the recipe will be formatted as JSON.
Normalize the recipe by using standard unit abbreviations and formatting. This is a boolean flag.
Add groups to ingredients and instructions in the output. This is a boolean flag.
Specify revisions to make to the recipe. This option allows for custom textual modifications.
Enable verbose mode to display additional information during processing. Defaults to false.
See the examples directory for more examples.
URL='https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/17644/german-chocolate-cake-iii/'
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rf -o example1.pdf $URL |
rf -n -o example2.pdf $URL |
rf -n -g -o example3.pdf $URL |
Python 3.8+ should be fine. Creating a self-contained binary requires a Python compatible with Nuitka (tested with Python 3.11).
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
sudo pacman -Sy texlive adobe-source-serif-fonts
Build a self-contained executable (rf) using Nuitka and install to ~/.local/bin:
just install