@kytta this has been suggested before (but I can't find that toot).

There I also mentioned that a more generic solution might handle that use case.. and a gazillion others: A federated PubSub server app, where publishers send linked data to according to a Profile (in this case a Recipe). They might be vetted on the server by someone, and then they federate to other instances interested in that information. Subscribers, based on specific metadata, receive the content to use for whatever purpose.

@kytta @cuisinelibre@marmot.fr

@kytta not federated but check out https://based.cooking/

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splendid idea.

@kytta Not ActivityPub-powered, but @noeldemartin is working on something built on Solid: https://noeldemartin.com/tasks/implementing-a-recipes-manager-using-solid

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In gives the Nextcloud cookbook app. Can this perhaps also share?

@kytta yes to all of this!
I regularly cook "from" my phone and most recipe sites OOM Android Chrome on my few-years-old mid-range phone from all the bells, whistles and adds.

@kytta I'd sign up for this! No idea how to build such things but I want in!

@kytta this sounds like a great idea

@kytta Maybe not exactly what you're looking for but: https://sr.ht/~martijnbraam/fathub.org/

@kytta the closest I know of is Nextcloud cookbook, https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/cookbook

Nextcloud itself is federated but not activitypub, so you'd only be sharing between Nextcloud instances.

@kytta well, usually I drop recipes in my wiki .. so, maybe a dokuwiki would do? ;)

@kytta Not exactly what you seem to be looking for, but https://based.cooking/ was created for some of the same reasons cited in the ask.

@kytta i'm concerned that the discoverability downsides of fedi might outweight the benefits here :(

i mean maybe there is a good way to at least index recipies and keywords of all peers?

because quickly finding recipies is kinda what its all about

@kytta Best. Idea. Ever. 😀

@kytta Not really what you are searching but I am looking to setup https://tandoor.dev for my family. Very powerful and open source.
My main reasons for this solution are:
- Great data import/export
- Import from websites
- week planner
- Planned integration of Bring shopping list
- Easy to install, even on a Synology

@kytta YEs please!

@kytta I think I remember seeing an account or an hashtag to post recipes but I can't remember it. 🤔

@kytta ooh yess let's go! (I don't have any recipes but I'm still cheering on enthusiastically 😅)

@kytta the closest I can think of is @bookwyrm, but of course the purpose of that is slightly different 😛

@kytta poke @CuisineLibre

@kytta would be even cooler to integrate with @nextcloud

@kytta hmmm, that seems like a fun project. Can we do it in python?

@kytta hmm, recipe sharing was the original intent of the gnutella network if I remember correctly

@kytta In French, there's https://www.cuisine-libre.org/ which is quite good.

I know there's a Nextcloud app for that: https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/cookbook

But it is not federated.