The server handles most of the computation for the app through its API that the frontend connects to.

• GET /ingredient Get ingredient details
• POST /ingredient Creating ingredients
• DELETE /ingredient Deleting ingredients
• PATCH /ingredient Updating ingredients
• PATCH /ingredient/amount Updating ingredient amounts
• GET /recipe Get recipe details
• POST /recipe Creating recipes
• DELETE /recipe Deleting recipes
• PATCH /recipe/summary Updating recipe summary
• PATCH /recipe/method Updating recipe method
• PATCH /recipe/ingredients Updating ingredients in the recipe
• GET /recipe/next Get details of the next recipe in the meal calendar
• GET /recipe/search Get search results for recipes
• POST /recipe/link Create a relationship between a recipe and a user
• GET /list Get shopping list details
• PATCH /list Update shopping list
• GET /automate Get automated calendar results
• GET /pull Pull recipes into the app from the Spoonacular API

• Clone this repository using git clone
• Copy example_config.js to config.js and update for your environment
• Go to the root of the cloned folder and run npm install to install Javascript packages
• Run node app.js to run the app at 127.0.0.1:3000