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- Mark, Still in beta. The extension is currently chrome only, but the app isn't meant to be. That said, I think there was a firefox bug last I checked that might be blocking it from working there. It should certainly work in chromium though. The extension makes importing from websites easy -- in theory it shouldn't be too bad to port the extension to firefox as they have a lot in common, but I haven't tested it there. For the 1400 recipes, the key is to convert them into the web format for now. It should be pretty straightforward for me to write a converter for .grmt => the web format, but I haven't done it yet. Do you have an installation of Gourmet working right now on a linux box? If so, the python script attached should live in the gourmet/gourmet/db folder and then if you run it directly, it should export a giant json file which is the import format currently in use. I should really make a direct .grmt => json converter that can run in the browser though, as a lot of people may have backed up recipes but won't have a working gourmet as python 2 becomes harder to get working. Making a direct .db => json converter is a little harder to do, though, though it may also be possible. Tom…On Thu, Jul 29, 2021 at 4:57 PM Mark Preston ***@***.***> wrote: Google Chrome ONLY? I opened an acc't at gourmetrecipemanager.com today. I tried to upload .grmt, .xml and .db files of my (1400-odd) recipes. I tried to upload .pdf-s, too. Nothing worked. Viewing github I believe I must use Google's Chrome Browser exclusively. Am I understanding correctly? Chrome or nothing? 1. Does anyone know If it possible to use the Linux version of Chrome called Chromium with your extension? It is the only time I will use Chrome. (I use Firefox as my daily driver.) 2. What is the easiest way to put my 1400 recipes onto the server? I cannot do it one at a time. I'm crazy for cooking, not crazy for computer!!! — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1025>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAELYWYEDJZ52UPRYNZ2SHDT2G6DNANCNFSM5BHHLO7Q> .
- As you have taken GRM to cloud hosted recipes, may I PLEASE give you this one piece of information. For years, when I had the URL: unidentifiedparty.com, I used Nearly Free Speech as the hosting service. I believe I was charged 50 cents a gigabyte of bandwidth usage. Given your usage, it could be as little as 25 cents. I hope this is useful to you. https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/ NearlyFreeSpeech.NET Web Hosting<https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/> NearlyFreeSpeech.NET web hosting provides powerful, low-cost hosting services for experienced webmasters with a do-it-yourself focus. www.nearlyfreespeech.net Yours Mark Preston GRM User for the last 15 odd years or so.________________________________ From: Tom Hinkle ***@***.***> Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2021 2:19 PM To: thinkle/gourmet ***@***.***> Cc: Mark Preston ***@***.***>; Author ***@***.***> Subject: Re: [thinkle/gourmet] Technical Help? (#1025) Mark, Still in beta. The extension is currently chrome only, but the app isn't meant to be. That said, I think there was a firefox bug last I checked that might be blocking it from working there. It should certainly work in chromium though. The extension makes importing from websites easy -- in theory it shouldn't be too bad to port the extension to firefox as they have a lot in common, but I haven't tested it there. For the 1400 recipes, the key is to convert them into the web format for now. It should be pretty straightforward for me to write a converter for .grmt => the web format, but I haven't done it yet. Do you have an installation of Gourmet working right now on a linux box? If so, the python script attached should live in the gourmet/gourmet/db folder and then if you run it directly, it should export a giant json file which is the import format currently in use. I should really make a direct .grmt => json converter that can run in the browser though, as a lot of people may have backed up recipes but won't have a working gourmet as python 2 becomes harder to get working. Making a direct .db => json converter is a little harder to do, though, though it may also be possible. TomOn Thu, Jul 29, 2021 at 4:57 PM Mark Preston ***@***.***> wrote: Google Chrome ONLY? I opened an acc't at gourmetrecipemanager.com today. I tried to upload .grmt, .xml and .db files of my (1400-odd) recipes. I tried to upload .pdf-s, too. Nothing worked. Viewing github I believe I must use Google's Chrome Browser exclusively. Am I understanding correctly? Chrome or nothing? 1. Does anyone know If it possible to use the Linux version of Chrome called Chromium with your extension? It is the only time I will use Chrome. (I use Firefox as my daily driver.) 2. What is the easiest way to put my 1400 recipes onto the server? I cannot do it one at a time. I'm crazy for cooking, not crazy for computer!!! — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1025>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAELYWYEDJZ52UPRYNZ2SHDT2G6DNANCNFSM5BHHLO7Q> .— You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#1025 (comment)>, or unsubscribe<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADX2SPWLQMMAPEUL7RIPO3LT2HAU5ANCNFSM5BHHLO7Q>.
Google Chrome ONLY?
I opened an acc't at gourmetrecipemanager.com today. I tried to upload .grmt, .xml and .db files of my (1400-odd) recipes. I tried to upload .pdf-s, too. Nothing worked. Viewing github I believe I must use Google's Chrome Browser exclusively. Am I understanding correctly? Chrome or nothing?