(2016-03-28, 00:23)ktelford Wrote: Hey, good job with the API. I was thinking of making an app for Amazon's Alexa for drinks etc and came across this API when researching data sources. I don't plan on monetizing at all, but rather just want to play and learn. Two questions I had - is it cool to leverage the API for that purpose, and if so will you be allowing people to add recipes at any time? I ask the later because I figure if someone asks for something and it cannot be found, I'll try to redirect them to the source sites (ex thecocktaildb) and tell them to add a recipe if they know one.

Best,
Kevin

(2016-03-24, 21:38)zsock Wrote: Hey, is the API itself on a github or somewhere we can play with it?

I'd really like to see this odd 'solid 15' thing going on with the ingredients and measurements just be put in an array. As it is basically now I have to create a binding to iterate across them and strip/trim the blank ones. It's really awkward.

the 'id' and 'str' prefixes are also a little strange... I feel like we're in .NET town

(2016-04-13, 18:17)ckhori Wrote: Zag, could you send me an API key for this please? Thank you

(2016-04-17, 11:54)dead_salt Wrote: Hey Zag!

I'm considering using the database, great work so far! Out of curiousity, do you have plans to open source the query code?

I'd be happy to help increase the flexibility of the API. One thing I am looking for is to be able search on multiple ingredients at once - is this something you think you might looking at implementing?

Thanks!

(2016-04-18, 03:17)javathehut1 Wrote: Can I get an API Key? Looking to make a personal App for my bar that pulls down recipes based on ingredients.