In order to use the USDA API you need a key. You can request one from their website: https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/api-key-signup
Once you have the key you'll need to create a secrets.edn file in the resources directory next to the system.edn file.
The contents of that file should look like:
{:usda-api-key "<your api key>"}
Start a REPL in your editor or terminal of choice.
clj -M:dev
Start the server with:
(go)Start the ui in a seprate term with:
npm install
npx shadow-cljs watch app
The UI is available at http://localhost:3000 The default API is available under http://localhost:3000/api
System configuration is available under resources/system.edn.
To reload changes:
(reset)- Add data validation with something like Malli
- Allow the user to select ranges themselves for the nurition limits
- Allow the user to select a food item from a list of options as they type
- More tests
- Improve the UI
Configure a REPL following the Cursive documentation. Using the default "Run with IntelliJ project classpath" option will let you select an alias from the "Clojure deps" aliases selection.
Use the cider alias for CIDER nREPL support (run clj -M:dev:cider). See the CIDER docs for more help.
Note that this alias runs nREPL during development. To run nREPL in production (typically when the system starts), use the kit-nrepl library through the +nrepl profile as described in the documentation.
Run clj -M:dev:nrepl or make repl.
Note that, just like with CIDER, this alias runs nREPL during development. To run nREPL in production (typically when the system starts), use the kit-nrepl library through the +nrepl profile as described in the documentation.