This week, I worked on the webapp further.
I have finished functionality for the recipe page, including adding reviews and displaying information about the recipe like ingredients and steps.
I have also finished functionality for the recipe selection page including filtering with tags.
It does not look great, but the functionality works as it should and is pretty complete.
I have currently been testing with manually inputting recipes in a form, which includes inputing name, steps, ingredients, and a tag. This should be pretty easy to migrate to real recipes as I have set up the models so that reading from the JSON file that Diya has scraped from the web into models should allow it to easily update through the whole existing webapp, though I am sure that there will have to be some adjustment.
I have accomplished the goals I set for myself last week, so I would say I am on track.
The next step is spending some time finishing up the recipe running page and adding a score bar (for the player level) on the profile page that updates with completed recipes – this should be quick. I aim to finish this page tommorow, so I can be on track to complete the remaining integration tasks. Then, Diya and I will work on integrating the actual web scraped recipe database into the webapp, which will probably take some time as there will be a few details that have to be adjusted here and there. Once that is done, I can remove all the placeholder data. And lastly, the entire team needs to figure out how to connect this application to the glasses. This includes getting text to display on the glasses, which the three of us will figure out. Once that is done, the webapp portion should be good to go for the interim demo. If there is extra time, Me and/or Diya can work on making the webapp look good (though I will probably spend some time rearranging things to make the website more legible anyways).