Open source recipe books for open source people. Check us out! http://opensauce.site/

• Product Chieftain: Willimus Schwanke
• Scrum Master of Disaster: Chris Angelkos
• Dev Team Extreme: Caroline Commons, Bennett Staley, Henry Hedges

1. Stack Attack
2. Usage
3. Installing Dependencies
4. Roadmap
5. Contributing
6. Credit

• Jab/Jab: Node.js
• Left Hook: Express.js
• Right Hook: MongoDB
• Headbutt: React.js

• Redux
• Babel/Webpack/BrowserSync
• Drag and Drop
• Recaptcha
• prorietary security and search
• webscrapers

Make a new user and log in to the app. Next, find recipes already on the site, or create new one s in your cookbook. After that you can modify, like, fork, and create more recipes.

$ npm install 
(also runs gulp build)

dev environment:

npm start 
npm run watch // starts webpack/browsersync

• Take recipes from pictures
• Chrome extension to scrape the page a user is on
• More intricate, interactive family recipe tree

See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.

-Iconography (happy-pot) by Julien Deveaux from The Noun Project -Recipes from Epicurious, The Food Network, All Recipes -Cat Chef from Tabby Cat Chrome Extension