Allow sharing recipes with other apps in android (conform to either Schema.org or JSON-LD)

[franckleveque]

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Please provide a concise description of the problem that would be addressed by this feature.

I would be great to be able to share a recipe with other apps on Android like get bring that supports Schema.org or JSON-LD format.

We generally use getbring.com for our shopping list and currently we must transfer manually all ingredients one by one.

Getbring.com offer the possibility to import a recipe that conform to either Schema.org or JSON-LD in order to extract the ingredients to buy however the recipes from mealie are not understood by the app.

Please provide a concise description of the feature that would resolve your issue.

Provide a recipe page that conform to either Schema.org or JSON-LD in order to allow sharing with other app that supports the format.

Please consider and list out some caveats or tradeoffs made in your design decision

I don't see any problem with adding the shema.org tags to allow parsing the recipe by external apps

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[michael-genson]

Mealie already supports being scraped, as it exposes the schema.org recipe data. We also support Bring! integration from Mealie: https://docs.mealie.io/documentation/getting-started/features/#recipe-actions

[franckleveque]

Hi thanks for the answer, just checked the documentation it seems to be what I need but I don't see how to enable it on mealie. Is it a new feature of 2.4.0 ? Is there a documentation to know how to enable the feature? Thanks for your help. Le dim. 15 déc. 2024, 19:02, Michael Genson ***@***.***> a écrit :

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[michael-genson]

It's been around since before v2, you add integrations in the data management page (see the section on the data management page in the linked docs)

[franckleveque]

Hi, Again thanks for your answer, I was able to find how to set up the recipe actions. I finally found the doc in MR #3448 The url given there to link to bring is https://api.getbring.com/rest/bringrecipes/deeplink?url=${url}&source=web The good thing is that it correctly open my bring app however, I don't have the ingredients imported. When I check the messages of the app it states the imported recipe has no valid format. I run a local instance of mealie. If I understood correctly the comments in the MR it seems that only instance of mealie that opened to the web can share the recipe. Did I understood correctly or am I missing some information? Thanks Le dim. 15 déc. 2024, 19:20, Michael Genson ***@***.***> a écrit :

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[michael-genson]

Currently your site has to be publicly accessible for the integration to work. There's an open PR to fix this

[franckleveque]

Hi, Thank you for your answer! I checked the pull request you referenced, but it seems to address the public/private functionalities of groups and families. In my specific case, all elements are public, but the site itself is only accessible on my local network. I don’t want to expose external access through my router’s firewall, so I'm not sure this PR will solve my issue. That said, I did come across this repository: felixschndr/mealie-bring-api: A simple webserver that allows ingredients sent by mealie to be added to a bring shopping list <https://github.com/felixschndr/mealie-bring-api> from this opened discussion Bring API integration that does not require the Mealie instance to be publicly available · mealie-recipes/mealie · Discussion #3627 <#3627>. It provides an intermediary server to connect to the Bring REST API and enables usage within a local network. I wanted to share this in case it’s relevant or could inspire a similar solution. Regards Le dim. 15 déc. 2024 à 20:33, Michael Genson ***@***.***> a écrit :

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