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This sounds like something I would use if it were public. It would be awesome If I could swap recipes from the plan. For example, if I didn't feel like having s
by x86mitch 7y ago
This sounds like something I would use if it were public. It would be awesome If I could swap recipes from the plan. For example, if I didn't feel like having stir fry I could swap it out for a meal with similar points.
- swalsh 7y agoI've thought about making it public, but it's highly optimized for me... also therea no gui. It's just a command line app in python. I could make it open source though. It would be neat to see how other people modify it.
- swsieber 7y agoI would love to see it even if only to see how that algorithm works.
- x86mitch 7y agoWould love to see it. Please reach out to me if you do open source it.
- karanbhangui 7y agoAgree with the others, please consider making this open source. Would love to use and contribute to it!
- dba7dba 7y agoPlease make it open source if possible. I would love to be able to use it.
- ahnick 7y agoAdd me to the list of interested parties. :-)
- Sindrehan 7y agoI'm interested as well!
- Centaurefox 7y agoI would also love to see it ! Please make it opensource if you can, thanks
- workthrowaway 7y agokudos! i got similar problems with optimizing recipes & groceries, but i never got past google keep and apple reminder. anyway, a word of caution about open sourcing. people are quick to scream that you make the source available. but what about this? an article/blog describing in more details how you solved the problem instead? few people ever ask that. what i saw with open source is, once you put the code out there, people will start requesting features, making you carry the burden of maintenance, etc. but ofc there are good things too. i just haven't seen it with small niche projects. my 2 cents.