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[668.60 --> 676.52] So I'm thinking for my barbecue grilling, like if I put the brisket recipe that I use in there, I can link things like the YouTube video. |
[676.64 --> 681.90] But then I can also give myself a rating out of five and a specific date and time that's in there. |
[682.32 --> 689.62] And then tie that into a specific comment on a specific day to say I tried a new technique that day with grilling. |
[689.78 --> 691.34] It's a serious business, don't you know? |
[691.58 --> 692.50] You've got to make sure you get it right. |
[692.56 --> 694.98] And if you nailed it, you've got to note down what you did. |
[696.12 --> 697.20] Or if you mess it up. |
[697.48 --> 697.84] Exactly. |
[697.84 --> 698.04] Exactly. |
[698.60 --> 705.00] Now, the other thing that I really, really like is it has a servings option at the top of the page with like a plus and a minus. |
[706.00 --> 711.26] And in the ingredients thing here, let's say you've got two pounds of chicken in your recipe and it's four servings. |
[711.64 --> 715.68] I can just hit the plus button and double that to, I don't know, seven. |
[715.88 --> 717.20] Let's go with seven servings. |
[717.34 --> 720.20] Now, I mean, the mental maths isn't too difficult on that one. |
[720.60 --> 727.14] But how many times have you had to do some weird fractional maths on a cup of flour or something weird like that? |
[727.14 --> 730.32] And the servings thing in here, it works flawlessly. |
[730.54 --> 730.90] Yeah. |
[731.04 --> 737.14] And it's, again, that's also nice when you're using it to generate the shopping list so you know how much you need of something in there. |
[737.14 --> 744.56] The other thing that I didn't get a lot of time to use but I think was really interesting to my wife was it has a meal planner in there. |
[744.56 --> 748.30] And you get a calendar and you can plan out your meals. |
[748.42 --> 752.04] Of course, you can use, you can select the recipes that you've already input to the system. |
[752.44 --> 758.28] Then, if you would like, it will actually export you out a calendar file, an ICS file or whatever they are. |
[758.38 --> 763.60] And you can import that meal plan into your calendar app of choice so you have it somewhere outside Tandor as well. |
[763.74 --> 765.12] Which I thought that was a really nice touch. |
[765.12 --> 769.50] Now, for Hedir's thing, there is a whole cookbooks feature. |
[769.88 --> 774.98] So, you could kind of group recipes, you know, like grandma, mom, wife, whatever. |
[775.56 --> 777.74] You know, for me, I could have a barbecue cookbook, for example. |
[777.88 --> 778.74] That would be pretty cool. |
[779.46 --> 780.68] There's so many features in this thing. |
[780.74 --> 782.72] I feel like we could spend an hour on it almost. |
[782.96 --> 787.50] But if you're interested, it's obviously free and open source software over on GitHub. |
[788.04 --> 789.54] There'll be a link in the show notes. |
[789.80 --> 792.84] It's at TandorRecipes slash recipes in GitHub. |
[792.84 --> 794.36] Yeah, definitely worth checking out. |
[794.40 --> 797.08] I mean, when's the last time we get this excited about a recipe app? |
[797.20 --> 799.14] I mean, maybe we just like recipe apps. |
[799.22 --> 800.56] But this is a whole management suite. |
[800.90 --> 802.92] But what was the process like of getting it installed? |
[802.96 --> 804.66] Because I tried their online demo. |
[805.18 --> 808.30] Since I'm on the road, I didn't want to go through all the process of loading it up. |
[808.34 --> 810.78] But I think I'm going to have to do that when I get home. |
[810.96 --> 813.22] So, give me an idea of what I'm looking at. |
[813.44 --> 814.22] It's not too bad. |
[814.34 --> 815.08] Three containers. |
[815.32 --> 816.28] There's a database. |
[816.48 --> 817.12] It's a Postgres. |
[817.46 --> 821.02] There's the app itself, which is a Django-based application. |
[821.02 --> 824.00] And then there's an Nginx front-end. |
[824.12 --> 828.88] I mean, you can switch out the Nginx front-end web server, if you like, with your web server of choice. |
[830.02 --> 838.20] Personally, I would prefer it if the developer shipped the Tandor application with a simple web server built in. |
[838.76 --> 846.20] The G-Unicorn stuff that's built into the app that ships is not really fit for purpose in terms of public hosting. |
[846.26 --> 847.54] And he mentions that in the documentation. |
[847.54 --> 848.84] He's very clear about that. |
[849.42 --> 851.86] And that's why he suggests people spin up Nginx. |
[852.40 --> 856.58] But I'm a fairly experienced Docker administrator at this point, a container guy. |
[857.22 --> 859.14] And I got a couple of my file paths wrong. |
[859.32 --> 860.90] So, some of it's on me, admittedly. |
[861.00 --> 865.68] But it took me about an hour to get this going, simply because I had to link three containers together |
[865.68 --> 867.12] and make sure everything was just so. |
[867.22 --> 869.88] And there's an environment variables file and all that kind of stuff. |
[869.88 --> 874.90] It's not too difficult, honestly, if you don't copy-paste the wrong paths. |
[875.64 --> 881.22] But it could be easier if it was just an all self-contained app, like, for example, Plexus. |
[881.34 --> 883.44] I understand there's a bit of a debate there. |
[884.00 --> 888.72] Some people have the philosophy you just do the core application, and then you do one instance of Nginx, |
[888.80 --> 892.48] and one instance of your database, and maybe whatever else you might have. |
[892.48 --> 895.58] And don't run multiple copies of that software in a container. |
[896.00 --> 899.96] And I definitely think that's probably an appropriate setup for production. |
[900.34 --> 903.86] You know, anything that's in a business or enterprise or anything that's going to scale beyond a dozen users. |
[904.00 --> 904.84] Probably worth considering. |
[905.44 --> 911.20] But for this sort of scenario, the one that you're talking about now where you're going to run it on your home server, |
[911.52 --> 914.78] it's going to be you and your wife, and maybe me, and maybe Brent. |
[915.56 --> 917.12] They're going to use it total, right? |
[917.12 --> 922.76] And so there it does make a lot of sense to just have something that is maybe just a single Docker container. |
[922.96 --> 924.58] You pop it on your machine and you go. |
[925.10 --> 927.84] Particularly as it's not a super heavy application, right? |
[927.90 --> 931.62] It's a small Django app and an Nginx web server. |
[931.92 --> 933.72] Like, that's very tiny. |
[934.40 --> 939.34] Also, I mean, I know this is easy for me to say, but it wouldn't be impossible to have two types of containers. |
[939.50 --> 943.86] One that's just the application core and one that includes maybe the full suite of everything you need. |
[943.86 --> 951.82] Yeah, so Mr. Developer Man, Vabeen1111, if you're listening, that's pretty much the only feedback I have for you, really. |
[952.12 --> 953.10] The application's great. |
[953.40 --> 959.36] The stuff you've done over the last year plus improving this application is to be commended, truly. |
[959.90 --> 964.76] But the setup process, I know I saw in Reddit that you don't understand why people find it difficult. |
[965.38 --> 970.94] I hope just what we've articulated there helps a little bit of meat on that particular bone. |
[970.94 --> 975.26] And it's just linking different things together in people's different setups. |
[975.44 --> 976.64] You know, some people are running Unraid. |
[976.74 --> 977.92] Some people are running TrueNAS. |
[978.24 --> 982.62] I'm running Docker Compose through an Ansible templating thing that I created. |
[982.82 --> 985.58] So, you know, there's lots of different strokes for different folks. |
[985.64 --> 990.14] And anything you can do to reduce that deployment complexity is going to increase your adoption. |
[990.40 --> 991.06] It's as simple as that. |
[991.74 --> 991.76] Definitely. |
[991.94 --> 992.34] Well said. |
[992.52 --> 994.20] And I'm looking forward to getting this running. |
[994.70 --> 997.54] This is going to be something I know the wife and I are really going to enjoy. |
[997.54 --> 1001.02] But I don't think I'll be setting it up on my Proxmox system. |
[1001.32 --> 1002.06] Not yet. |
[1002.50 --> 1003.82] But I am planning to build one soon. |
[1003.90 --> 1006.62] And it sounds like we've got a brand new release that looks great. |
[1006.96 --> 1007.36] We do. |
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