Import Recipes from Cookidoo

[codac]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Add Integration for importing recipes from Cookidoo (https://cookidoo.de/). A payed account is required.
Maybe the technique of https://github.com/auino/cookidump can be reused.

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like to be able to import recipes from cookidoo directly into Tandoor Recipes using the import functionality of integrations.

Describe alternatives you've considered

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Additional context

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[vabene1111]

have you tried using the bookmarklet ?

[codac]

No I didn't is there a documentation available?

[vabene1111]

sadly not but i am building some into the application currently. Basically drag the "bookmak me" button on the import page into your bookmarks, open a cookiedoo recipe and click on the bookmark and see if that works. (might only work in chrome)

[Tuphal]

I have no problems with importing the repices from cookidoo. I do so for the last 6 month with all my favorites:

[vabene1111]

@Tuphal using the bookmarklet or URL directly ?

[Tuphal]

copying the URL directly.
But I need use the manual selection and editing, because the crawler is not getting the description of the steps, just the ingredience.

[cmro]

Maybe not the most elegant solution, but what also works is to copy the source code of the cookidoo page and paste it under import/source. This way also the steps are imported. Only cookidoo specific emojis (e.g. rewind) are not imported correctly.

[vabene1111]

that works or just using the bookmarklet (which does nothing different than copy the code and move it to the importer). I will test this myself once i am done refactoring the url import page

[cmro]

I can confirm that the bookmarklet works (even in Firefox), but you have to make sure that your tandoor instance is running on https, otherwise it does nothing (I guess that's some kind of cross-site-script protection). Also, you have to allow popups for cookidoo.de

Some smaller issues:

• As already mentioned, some thermomix specific emojis are not translated correctly (e.g the dough mode becomes , stir:  and so on). I suspect they use symbols that are only available in their own font. This sometimes leads to results that are difficult to read, however, this will probably be difficult to fix.
• Additional sections (Necessary accessories, Tips & Tricks) are not imported. This would certainly be nice to have.

[vabene1111]

thanks for the feedback. We would need to look at the source but i think both issues can likely be resoved by writing a custom parser for cookiedoo. maybe even directly contribute that back to recipe scrapers library

[MarcusWolschon]

* As already mentioned, some thermomix specific emojis are not translated correctly (e.g the dough mode becomes , stir:  and so on). I suspect they use symbols that are only available in their own font. This sometimes leads to results that are difficult to read, however, this will probably be difficult to fix.

Already implemented back in January here.
MarcusWolschon#12
MarcusWolschon#7

Specifically here:
MarcusWolschon@2d3674f

[MarcusWolschon]

I just made a pull request of the requested parser including

• special handling for replacing the custom emoji Cookiedoo uses for Thermomix-specific buttons with translated strings
• handling of complex recipes with named sections.
• handling of recipe steps as tandoor steps

Possible unit test cases can be found here
https://github.com/MarcusWolschon/AdvancedRecipes/blob/release/latest/cookbook/tests/other/test_data/cookidoo.html
https://github.com/MarcusWolschon/AdvancedRecipes/blob/release/latest/cookbook/tests/other/_recipes.py#L2812