Backend API
===========
Tucker Evans
v1.1, December 9, 2019

This REST API allows you to access recipe information in our database with
simple HTTP requests. There is currently no authentication/authorization of
clients. It return recipes in JSON format together with some status information
about the request.

JSON format
-----------
The current implementation expects (and returns) recipes in the form:

.Recipe JSON
[source,json]
----
{
	"id": 0,
	"name": "Recipe name",
	"description": "Recipe Description",
	"photos": [
		"photo_url_1",
		"photo_url_2"
	],
	"servingSize": 0,
	"cookTime": 0,
	"rating": 0,
	"timesCooked": 0,
	"tags": [
		"keyword 1",
		"keyword 2",
		"keyword 3"
	],
	"ingredients": [
		{
			"name": "Ingredient 1 Name",
			"amount": 1.0,
			"unit": "Ingredient Units"
		},
	],
	"steps": [
		{
			"instruction": "Step Instructions/Description",
			"timer": 0
		}
	]
}

----
[NOTE]
`"id"` is not required for a POST request, and will be ignored.

[IMPORTANT]
Keywords and Photo URLs are currently stored as pipe separated values, the
parsing of which is not complete and as such there is a extra empty string
(`""`) is appended to these lists in the response (it is not required in
requests)

.Response JSON
[source,json]
----
{
	"Status": {
		"Code": 200,
		"Msg": "Successful"
	},
	"Data": "<DATA>"
}
----
[NOTE]
Data will either be a Recipe object or a list of recipe ids (null is also a
valid value).

Status Codes
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Status codes are based on https://httpstatuses.com/[HTTP status codes].

.Currently Used
- 200 OK
- 201 Created
- 400 Bad Request
- 404 Not Found
- 405 Method Not Allowed
- 409 Conflict
- 422 Unprocessable Entity
- _500 Internal Server Error_ (not yet implemented)

The messages included in the status section are meant to be human readable
descriptions of any error.

Usage
-----
This api is currently availiable with a base URL of
http://api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888.

CRUD Interface
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

NOTE: Examples are run with a database that contains 1 recipe (you can see the
		initial contents of this recipe in the read example).

Create
^^^^^^
Creating a recipe is done by sending a `POST` HTTP request to the location
http://api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes[`/recipes`], with a body containing a
recipe object in JSON form:
[source,bash]
----
$ curl -X POST api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes -d '
{
	"name":"Test Recipe 2",
	"description":"This is a descripiton for the test recipe",
	"photos":["photo_url_1","photo_url_2"],
	"servingSize":0,
	"cookTime":60,
	"rating":5,
	"tags":["keyword_1", "keyword_2","keyword_3"],
	"ingredients":[
		{"name":"INGR 1","amount":2.5,"unit":"cups"},
		{"name":"INGR 2","amount":1,"unit":"oz"}
	],
	"steps":[
		{"instruction":"Step 1: Do this first","timer":10}
	]
}'

{"Status":{"Code":201,"Msg":"Recipe added successfully"},"Data":{"id":2,"name":"Test Recipe 2","description":"This is a descripiton for the test recipe","photos":["photo_url_1","photo_url_2"],"servingSize":0,"cookTime":60,"rating":5,"timesCooked":0,"tags":["keyword_1","keyword_2","keyword_3"],"ingredients":[{"name":"INGR 1","amount":2.5,"unit":"cups"},{"name":"INGR 2","amount":1,"unit":"oz"}],"steps":[{"instruction":"Step 1: Do this first","timer":10}]}}
----

Read
^^^^
Reading a recipe is done by sending a `GET` HTTP request to the location
http://api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes/0[`/recipes/{id}`], the HTTP body is ignored.

[source,bash]
----
$ curl -X GET api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes/1

{"Status":{"Code":200,"Msg":"Successful"},"Data":{"id":1,"name":"Test Recipe","description":"This is a descripiton for the test recipe","photos":["photo_url_1","photo_url_2",""],"servingSize":0,"cookTime":60,"rating":5,"timesCooked":0,"tags":["keyword_1","keyword_2","keyword_3",""],"ingredients":[{"name":"INGR 1","amount":2.5,"unit":"cups"},{"name":"INGR 2","amount":1,"unit":"oz"}],"steps":[{"instruction":"Step 1: Do this first","timer":10}]}}
----

To access a list of all recipe ids in the database send a `GET` request to
http://api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes[`/recipes`], the HTTP body is ignored.
[source,bash]
----
curl -X GET api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes
{"Status":{"Code":200,"Msg":"Successful Request"},"Data":[1,2]}
----

Update
^^^^^^
Updating a recipe is done by sending a `PUT` HTTP request to
http://api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes/0[`recipes/{id}`], the HTTP body should be a
complete recipe in JSON form.
[source,bash]
----
$ curl -X PUT localhost:8888/recipes/1 -d '
{
	"id": 1,
	"name":"Test Recipe 1",
	"description":"This is a descripiton for the test recipe",
	"photos":[ "photo_url_1", "photo_url_2" ],
	"servingSize":0,
	"cookTime":60,
	"rating":5,
	"tags":[ "keyword_1", "keyword_2", "keyword_3" ],
	"ingredients":[
		{ "name":"INGR 1", "amount":2.5, "unit":"cups" },
		{ "name":"INGR 2", "amount":1, "unit":"oz" }
	],
	"steps":[
		{ "instruction":"Step 1: Do this first", "timer":10 }
	]
}'

{"Status":{"Code":201,"Msg":"Recipe added successfully"},"Data":{"id":1,"name":"Test Recipe 1","description":"This is a descripiton for the test recipe","photos":["photo_url_1","photo_url_2"],"servingSize":0,"cookTime":60,"rating":5,"timesCooked":0,"tags":["keyword_1","keyword_2","keyword_3"],"ingredients":[{"name":"INGR 1","amount":2.5,"unit":"cups"},{"name":"INGR 2","amount":1,"unit":"oz"}],"steps":[{"instruction":"Step 1: Do this first","timer":10}]}}

----
[WARNING]
Any recipe information not included in the request will be removed from the
database.

Delete
^^^^^^
Deleting a recipe is done by sending a `DELETE` HTTP request to 
http://api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes/0[`recipes/{id}`], the HTTP body is ignored.
[source,bash]
----
$ curl -X DELETE api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes/2
{"Status":{"Code":200,"Msg":"Recipe Deleted Successfully"},"Data":null}
$ curl -X GET api.recipebuddy.xyz:8888/recipes
{"Status":{"Code":200,"Msg":"Successful Request"},"Data":[1]}
----
[WARNING]
This is currently a *HARD* delete.