Tandoor

Description

Tandoor is a recipe manager and so much more. You can import recipes from thousands of websites, generate mealplans, manage your shopping list. Share and collaborate with your friends and family using a mobile friendly web interface.

Install/Setup

This application has extensive customization options, most docker env variables are documented in the .env.template If you run into any issues, enable debug mode to collect logs before opening a ticket.

The application requires a secret key for cryptographic signing. It can be any string, but it is recommend to generate a random string. On linux you can run tr -dc A-Za-z0-9 </dev/urandom | head -c 32; echo to generate a random 32 character string.

Running with PostgreSQL

It is highly recommended to use this application with a PostgreSQL database. To setup with postgres, after installing a postgres server (or enabling the DockSTARTer app) create a database and edit .env to use postgres instead of sqlite. TANDOOR_DATABASE_URL='postgresql://<postgres_user>:<postgres_password>@<postgres_host>/<tandoor_db>:5432

Optionally, make tandoor dependent on the postgres container

  tandoor:
    depends_on:
      - postgres_host

Running with SWAG

It is also highly recommended to serve media files with a web server. If you are already using SWAG you can use nginx to accomplish this. Set GUNICORN_MEDIA to 0 and edit the docker-compose.override.yml similar to below.

  swag:
    volumes:
    - ${DOCKERCONFDIR}/recipes/mediafiles:/media

Copy swag/nginx/proxy-confs/recipes.subdomain.conf.sample to recipes.subdomain.conf editing as necessary to match your setup and restart swag.