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improved mealie 1 importer

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cookbook/integration/mealie1.py
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@@ -128,6 +128,7 @@ class Mealie1(Integration):
steps_relation = []
first_step_of_recipe_dict = {}
step_id_dict = {}
for s in mealie_database['recipe_instructions']:
if s['recipe_id'] in recipes_dict:
step = Step.objects.create(instruction=(s['text'] if s['text'] else "") + (f" \n {s['summary']}" if s['summary'] else ""),
@@ -135,18 +136,19 @@ class Mealie1(Integration):
name=s['title'],
space=self.request.space)
steps_relation.append(Recipe.steps.through(recipe_id=recipes_dict[s['recipe_id']], step_id=step.pk))
step_id_dict[s["id"]] = step.pk
if s['recipe_id'] not in first_step_of_recipe_dict:
first_step_of_recipe_dict[s['recipe_id']] = step.pk
# it is possible for a recipe to not have steps but have ingredients, in that case create an empty step to add them to later
for r in recipes_dict.keys():
if r not in first_step_of_recipe_dict:
step = Step.objects.create(instruction='',
order=0,
name='',
space=self.request.space)
steps_relation.append(Recipe.steps.through(recipe_id=recipes_dict[r], step_id=step.pk))
first_step_of_recipe_dict[r] = step.pk
# it is possible for a recipe to not have steps but have ingredients, in that case create an empty step to add them to later
for r in recipes_dict.keys():
if r not in first_step_of_recipe_dict:
step = Step.objects.create(instruction='',
order=0,
name='',
space=self.request.space)
steps_relation.append(Recipe.steps.through(recipe_id=recipes_dict[r], step_id=step.pk))
first_step_of_recipe_dict[r] = step.pk
for n in mealie_database['notes']:
if n['recipe_id'] in recipes_dict:
@@ -163,6 +165,11 @@ class Mealie1(Integration):
self.import_log.msg += f"Importing {len(mealie_database["recipes_ingredients"])} ingredients...\n"
self.import_log.save()
# mealie stores the reference to a step (instruction) from an ingredient (reference) in the recipe_ingredient_ref_link table
recipe_ingredient_ref_link_dict = {}
for ref in mealie_database['recipe_ingredient_ref_link']:
recipe_ingredient_ref_link_dict[ref["reference_id"]] = ref["instruction_id"]
ingredients_relation = []
for i in mealie_database['recipes_ingredients']:
if i['recipe_id'] in recipes_dict:
@@ -172,7 +179,7 @@ class Mealie1(Integration):
is_header=True,
space=self.request.space,
)
ingredients_relation.append(Step.ingredients.through(step_id=first_step_of_recipe_dict[i['recipe_id']], ingredient_id=title_ingredient.pk))
ingredients_relation.append(Step.ingredients.through(step_id=get_step_id(i, first_step_of_recipe_dict, step_id_dict,recipe_ingredient_ref_link_dict), ingredient_id=title_ingredient.pk))
if i['food_id']:
ingredient = Ingredient.objects.create(
food_id=foods_dict[i['food_id']] if i['food_id'] in foods_dict else None,
@@ -183,7 +190,7 @@ class Mealie1(Integration):
note=i['note'],
space=self.request.space,
)
ingredients_relation.append(Step.ingredients.through(step_id=first_step_of_recipe_dict[i['recipe_id']], ingredient_id=ingredient.pk))
ingredients_relation.append(Step.ingredients.through(step_id=get_step_id(i, first_step_of_recipe_dict, step_id_dict,recipe_ingredient_ref_link_dict), ingredient_id=ingredient.pk))
elif i['note'].strip():
amount, unit, food, note = ingredient_parser.parse(i['note'].strip())
f = ingredient_parser.get_food(food)
@@ -196,7 +203,7 @@ class Mealie1(Integration):
original_text=i['original_text'],
space=self.request.space,
)
ingredients_relation.append(Step.ingredients.through(step_id=first_step_of_recipe_dict[i['recipe_id']], ingredient_id=ingredient.pk))
ingredients_relation.append(Step.ingredients.through(step_id=get_step_id(i, first_step_of_recipe_dict, step_id_dict,recipe_ingredient_ref_link_dict), ingredient_id=ingredient.pk))
Step.ingredients.through.objects.bulk_create(ingredients_relation)
self.import_log.msg += f"Importing {len(mealie_database["recipes_to_categories"]) + len(mealie_database["recipes_to_tags"])} category and keyword relations...\n"
@@ -350,3 +357,10 @@ class Mealie1(Integration):
def get_file_from_recipe(self, recipe):
raise NotImplementedError('Method not implemented in storage integration')
def get_step_id(i, first_step_of_recipe_dict, step_id_dict, recipe_ingredient_ref_link_dict):
try:
return step_id_dict[recipe_ingredient_ref_link_dict[i['reference_id']]]
except KeyError:
return first_step_of_recipe_dict[i['recipe_id']]

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docs/install/manual.md
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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
These instructions are inspired from a standard django/gunicorn/postgresql instructions ([for example](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-django-with-postgres-nginx-and-gunicorn-on-ubuntu-16-04))
!!! warning
Make sure to use at least Python 3.10 (although 3.12 is preferred) or higher, and ensure that `pip` is associated with Python 3. Depending on your system configuration, using `python` or `pip` might default to Python 2. Make sure your machine has at least 2048 MB of memory; otherwise, the `yarn build` process may fail with the error: `FATAL ERROR: Reached heap limit - Allocation failed: JavaScript heap out of memory`.
Make sure to use at least Python 3.12 or higher, and ensure that `pip` is associated with Python 3. Depending on your system configuration, using `python` or `pip` might default to Python 2. Make sure your machine has at least 2048 MB of memory; otherwise, the `yarn build` process may fail with the error: `FATAL ERROR: Reached heap limit - Allocation failed: JavaScript heap out of memory`.
!!! warning
These instructions are **not** regularly reviewed and might be outdated.