Joseph Hall
Joseph Hall
Well, they shouldn't (I never would outside of testing), but they can and they will.
I think I would prefer to use `oven_time` and eliminate `bake_time`. This is because bakery items are "baked" whereas non-bakery items are "roasted". `oven_time` covers both.
For this sort of thing, each individual sub-recipe would be defined as their own recipe, and then those recipes would be listed as ingredients in the main recipe. How they...
At the moment, any relation to the schema.org spec is unintentional.
Hi @adamvoss. You're right, I'm not going to merge this, in anything but RST format. It's not because I have any particular preference for readthedocs; that site is clearly not...
I use RST on a pretty regular basis (in particular with Sphinx), and MD almost never. I'm not used to it, and the times I've had to use it, it...
Hey @kohaugustine. The problem I have here is in switching things from regular lists to, well, anything else (except for OrderedDict; but does YAML support that?). I wrote a number...
@kohaugustine please see #10 for links to the articles. These should explain a lot of the reasoning why I've tried to do things the way I have. I'll see if...
Hi @dcrobertson01. I appreciate your interest in OpenRecipeFormat. So far as I know, there is no software that currently supports it, and the only public examples are here. I have...
When I first came up with the idea of ORF, I had wanted to make it a zip file, like the open document formats that LibreOffice uses, so that media...