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A simple, plaintext recipe database for hackers
This is a Jekyll build. Make sure you have Jekyll installed. To install, run this command in the terminal (or iTerm, etc):
gem install bundler jekyll
or to check if you've got it installed already:
jekyll -v
Clone or download this repo. Navigate to the folder in terminal (or iTerm, etc), and then run:
jekyll serve
With default settings, you should be able to view the site locally at http://127.0.0.1:4000/
The recipes are stored in the collection "Recipes" (the folder /_recipes).
They are written in Markdown and contain a few special sections:
If you need help with Markdown, here's a handy cheatsheet.
A component recipe is a special recipe made up of other recipes. To make a new component recipe:
You can an example on the Red Berry Tart recipe.