"Je batch cook? " Moi too, et thank le p'tit bébé Jésus parc'que-j'batch mange...
Which makes me think right away of "Le Chiac est la solution <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqSRvbsEcQc>" and something a gal once told me: "ma soeur va shack-é up avec son boyfriend." BTW: I love "development" with/in TiddlyWiki, from the mostly-all-about-data-and-organization (Le P'tit Aurèle <https://leptitaurele.neocities.org/>) to some pretty out-there kind of "programming" (BASIC Anywhere Machine <https://sites.google.com/view/basicanywheremachine>). The stuff that can be done with TiddlyWiki is really amazing. But collaborative "development" via forums? Yeah, that's major heartburn for this kid. On Monday, December 6, 2021 at 9:10:28 PM UTC-4 [email protected] wrote: > Thank you all ! > > In the order : > @CJ : thank you for your help ! I can see how the type of plateform for > developing can be awful to use haha. Hope my little project was interessing > for you ! Cheers =D > > @Mat : I'm keeping the NewTids macro in my mind for future use, it does > seem pretty useful ! For now, with a mix of google lens on my phone and > copy pasting directly in my computer, I'm doing it pretty fast ! Just a bit > of tweaking and adjusting the format is fine. > I work in a field which sometime is a bit taxing mentally and I find doing > simple repetitive task help me allievate the stress haha. > > @Stobot : thank you for the files ! I imported both yours and John D > methods and while Télumire's is more completed, I really like your idea and > how you formated it ! I think it can be pretty useful for a lot of > situation. > As a total newbie, TW was a bit hard to get into at first. I watched a > serie of tutorial video and read some more to only begin to have a normal > functionnal TW. > Your idea of incremental tutotal could be a great way to facilitate the > appropriation of the TW for beginner ! > > @And finally Télumire/John D : thank you a lot for all your work ! I > tested it and it worked just fine. It answers to all my problem and more > haha. > Reading the programing behind was very interessing ! I understood where it > comes from (but I never could have written it as easily as you and not for > a bit of time). > Thank you as well for the ressources you listed. I will read it to > optimize my utilisation of TW which is such a great tool but I only scraped > the surface. > The Data Tiddler Editor you writted was way way way too complicated for me > to understand but I can really appreciate what it does ^^ ! > Anyway, thank you again ! > > With thing as they are now, I guess I can do a pretty good version of the > TW I imagined. I will maybe post it here when it will be a bit fuller but > I'm french so all the tiddly/recipe/ingredient would be too. Not sure if it > could help someone without the book (which is "Je batch cook toute l'année" > of Sandra Thomann). > > Thank you all again ! > > Le lundi 6 décembre 2021 à 12:35:37 UTC+1, Télumire a écrit : > >> check multiples ingredients and see recipe which contain them >>> >> To get the recipes with a specific ingredient : >> >> <$list filter="[[apple]] [[banana]]" variable=ingredient> >> >> <<ingredient>> = {{{ [has:index<ingredient>] }}} >> >> </$list> >> >> Le lun. 6 déc. 2021 à 12:10, John D <[email protected]> a écrit : >> >>> I ended up procrastinating so here's the solution : >>> >>> !!! 1. Select the recipes >>> >>> <$select field='selection' multiple >>> size={{{[tag[recipe]type[application/json]count[]]}}}> >>> <$list filter='[tag[recipe]type[application/json]]'> >>> <option><$view field='title'/></option> >>> </$list> >>> </$select> >>> >>> Recipe selected : {{!!selection}} >>> >>> !!! 2. List of ingredients >>> >>> <table> >>> <$list filter="[list[!!selection]indexes[]]" variable=ingredient> >>> <tr><td><<ingredient>></td><td>{{{ >>> [list[!!selection]getindex<ingredient>sum[]]}}}</td></tr> >>> </$list> >>> </table> >>> >>> Online demo : >>> https://telumire.be/TiddlyTweaks/index.html#:%5B%5BGrocery%20list%5D%5D%5B%5Brecipe%202%5D%5D%5B%5Brecipe%201%5D%5D%5B%5BData%20Tiddler%20Editor%5D%5D >>> >>> Le lun. 6 déc. 2021 à 10:42, John D <[email protected]> a écrit : >>> >>>> Seems like google group doesnt like avi files, here's a GIF instead : >>>> [image: >>>> image.gif] >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Le lun. 6 déc. 2021 à 10:24, John D <[email protected]> a écrit : >>>> >>>>> One big obstacle for me is how to use operator in Tiddlywiki >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> @Cass, at first tiddlywiki seems a bit weird in its logic, the best >>>>> advice I can give you is to search for system tiddler and see how >>>>> everything is done :) I also highly recommend you to read >>>>> GrokTiddlywiki <https://groktiddlywiki.com/read/>, it's a very good >>>>> book (the chapter Variables, Macros, and Transclusions >>>>> <https://groktiddlywiki.com/read/#Variables%2C%20Macros%2C%20and%20Transclusions> >>>>> >>>>> in particular should give you all the info you need). >>>>> >>>>> To sum it up : filter expressions can be used either as-is in widgets >>>>> with a filter attribute (like the list widget, set widget, etc), or as a >>>>> filtered >>>>> transclusion <https://tiddlywiki.com/#Transclusion%20in%20WikiText> >>>>> (between {{{ }}}). >>>>> >>>>> From what I understand in the pure logic form (correct me if I'm >>>>>> wrong) : >>>>>> I need to write a formula which will take into account which data >>>>>> tiddler I selected in the multiple select. With selected data tiddlers, >>>>>> I >>>>>> will need to show the name property with the index value associated >>>>>> (which >>>>>> I need to get with getindex). In case there are multiples same named >>>>>> property, I need to use the function SUM. >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Yup, that sounds about right ! You may need to nest several list >>>>> widget but it should be possible to do it for each ingredient in one >>>>> filter. Also you may need to use the indexes Operator >>>>> <https://tiddlywiki.com/#indexes%20Operator>to get the list of >>>>> ingredient name in a data tiddler >>>>> >>>>> I don't have a lot of time right now but I did make a quick tool for >>>>> you to use in your wiki, to easily fill up data tiddler. It should give >>>>> you >>>>> a good idea on how to achieve what you want. >>>>> >>>>> Test it online : Data Tiddler Editor >>>>> <http://telumire.be/TiddlyTweaks/index.html#:[[recipe]][[Data%20Tiddler%20Editor]]> >>>>> >>>>> or download it here >>>>> <https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1mWNQrdobTSCIcwCadBKqypOjkQDZ2PoV> >>>>> . >>>>> >>>>> Demo : >>>>> >>>>> data tiddler editor.avi >>>>> <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sVxXO_-mDxrMrfezqLQxYy_ii4UyHi_E/view?usp=drive_web> >>>>> >>>>> I'll see tonight if I can help you further :) >>>>> In the meantime, good luck ! >>>>> >>>>> Le dim. 5 déc. 2021 à 18:54, Cass P <[email protected]> a écrit : >>>>> >>>>>> Thank you all for your answer ! >>>>>> >>>>>> @CJ : for the practical aspect of the grocery list, I already have a >>>>>> pretty good idea of the function I want as I'm already be using the book >>>>>> for quite some time. The serving doesn't need to be adapted. >>>>>> Most ingredients are either in gram or in unity (for exemple, most of >>>>>> the vegetable is indicated as "two onions". Pasta or rice are indicated >>>>>> in >>>>>> gram). >>>>>> I am confortable enough with the recipes and cooking in general to >>>>>> adapt which type (volume) of onion I need even if it's roughly indicated >>>>>> I >>>>>> need 4 onions. >>>>>> The biggest problem for me right now is the programming part as I >>>>>> have no education in the matter unfortunately haha. >>>>>> >>>>>> @Télumire : thank for the proceding, I did understand the reasoning >>>>>> but I'm having troubles for implementing it. >>>>>> As said just now, I don't have a good programming knowledge and I >>>>>> think the most I knew where how to print the famous HelloWorld haha. >>>>>> For now, I did create the data tiddler for all recipes of week 1. I >>>>>> did implement a simple multiple select but with no function in it >>>>>> because I >>>>>> can't write it. >>>>>> >>>>>> From what I understand in the pure logic form (correct me if I'm >>>>>> wrong) : >>>>>> I need to write a formula which will take into account which data >>>>>> tiddler I selected in the multiple select. With selected data tiddlers, >>>>>> I >>>>>> will need to show the name property with the index value associated >>>>>> (which >>>>>> I need to get with getindex). In case there are multiples same named >>>>>> property, I need to use the function SUM. >>>>>> >>>>>> One big obstacle for me is how to use operator in Tiddlywiki. Just >>>>>> copy-pasting the formula doesn't seem to work because I guess I need to >>>>>> put >>>>>> something to tell Tiddler that what I'm writing is a formula. Until now, >>>>>> using the bracet [] for simple list were enough. I think I don't know >>>>>> the >>>>>> basic of the basic to implement formula in my tiddler. >>>>>> Do you have a good ressource to learn from ? I saw TW page for >>>>>> developper but I don't know if it's adapted. Ressources with already >>>>>> written formula from which I can inspire myself is a big help too ^^ >>>>>> (for >>>>>> example, a pratical use of the getindex in action and not in the example >>>>>> of >>>>>> the TW. If not, it's okay !). >>>>>> >>>>>> I am not in hurry, it's more of a fun side project so learning it to >>>>>> do it myself could be benefical in the long term if I want to use >>>>>> Tiddlywiki more ^^ ! >>>>>> >>>>>> Le dimanche 5 décembre 2021 à 00:00:18 UTC+1, Álvaro a écrit : >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> As they said, you have to think about how save the ingredients of >>>>>>> the recipe in the tiddler, you can use the index of a data tiddler for >>>>>>> recipe or simply the field of a tiddler for recipe. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Then you would need to use the filters >>>>>>> <https://tiddlywiki.com/#Filters> and their operators. You will >>>>>>> need to retrieve the data for your grocery list. >>>>>>> El sábado, 4 de diciembre de 2021 a las 23:37:47 UTC+1, >>>>>>> [email protected] escribió: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Example of something to keep in mind: if a recipe calls for >>>>>>>> 100grams of onion, you'll want to convert that into something useful >>>>>>>> for >>>>>>>> grocery shopping. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Probably good to instead talk about a measure of an onion for >>>>>>>> groceries. You won't be buying a 100 g onion, so you'll want to have >>>>>>>> 1 >>>>>>>> onion, regardless of size and know you'll have left-over onion for >>>>>>>> your >>>>>>>> omelette the next day. Because you need about 1/4 of a small onion, >>>>>>>> or >>>>>>>> whatever of a big onion. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> But if you need an amount of grams o' onion that requires a large >>>>>>>> onion, then you'll want a way to say a large onion. Or two small >>>>>>>> onions. >>>>>>>> Or whatever. Knowing you'll be doing a little bit of rough math at >>>>>>>> the >>>>>>>> grocery store. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Your grocery list will get messy if you have 1 small onion and 1 >>>>>>>> large onion when the onions are in a bag. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> All of that to say, don't be to quick to start building everything >>>>>>>> in TW until you can visualize (spreadsheet or whatever) get a somewhat >>>>>>>> reasonable amount of "stuff" for the big picture. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> This process will help you decide to what degree of complex you >>>>>>>> want, and how/what/where to simplify when you don't want to get that >>>>>>>> bogged >>>>>>>> down in complexity, yadda yadda. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> On Saturday, December 4, 2021 at 6:17:49 PM UTC-4 Télumire wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> You could do it like this : >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Create a data tiddler for a recipe with a quantity associated to >>>>>>>>> each ingredient. To make things easier the unit will be hardcoded in >>>>>>>>> grams >>>>>>>>> (or whatever you like, but always the same). >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Then you can select your recipe for the week with a select widget >>>>>>>>> for example (https://tiddlywiki.com/#SelectWidget), use the data >>>>>>>>> of the widget in a list widget (https://tiddlywiki.com/#ListWidget) >>>>>>>>> which will sum the values of each unique index accross the >>>>>>>>> data-tiddlers >>>>>>>>> you selected. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I think you will need the count Operator ( >>>>>>>>> https://tiddlywiki.com/#count%20Operator), getindex Operator ( >>>>>>>>> https://tiddlywiki.com/#getindex%20Operator), sum Operator ( >>>>>>>>> https://tiddlywiki.com/#sum%20Operator). Good luck and let me >>>>>>>>> know if you need help to understand something :) >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Le samedi 4 décembre 2021 à 22:50:32 UTC+1, [email protected] >>>>>>>>> a écrit : >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Hello everyone, >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> New here, using TW since a year ago but only for simple >>>>>>>>>> notekeeping which didn't use a lot of in deep knowledge with it. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> I'm currently using the latest version available of TW (the >>>>>>>>>> v5.2.0 I think ?). >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> So here's my problem. As an effort to manage a bit more my money >>>>>>>>>> and my time, I decided to invest in a batch cooking book which has >>>>>>>>>> proven >>>>>>>>>> great overtime. >>>>>>>>>> My problem is that each week, I need to manually type the cooking >>>>>>>>>> list on my phone/computer. >>>>>>>>>> I decided if I keep on doing it for a long time, I could as well >>>>>>>>>> simplify the process. I thought about using TW but I am at loss as >>>>>>>>>> how to >>>>>>>>>> do it. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> *What I would want ideally* : >>>>>>>>>> - To click on or in the tiddler "Week 1" for example and have an >>>>>>>>>> automatic generated list of all the ingredients I need to buy for >>>>>>>>>> this week >>>>>>>>>> - At the same time, I wish I could check/uncheck which recipe I >>>>>>>>>> would want to in this week or not and have the adapted grocery list >>>>>>>>>> - As an add-on, it would be great if I could check multiples >>>>>>>>>> ingredients and see recipe which contain them >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> The first thing (in my mind) doesn't seem complicated as I can >>>>>>>>>> simply write the grocery list in "hard". >>>>>>>>>> But I can't even begin to imagine how to "uncheck" a recipe of >>>>>>>>>> this week and "decrease" the grocery list accordingly. >>>>>>>>>> As a very very very basic knowledge (minimal), it would be like >>>>>>>>>> for exemple creating a variable for "egg" which would contain "4" if >>>>>>>>>> all >>>>>>>>>> recipe are checked but if I uncheck recipe for the tuesday which >>>>>>>>>> contain an >>>>>>>>>> egg, the variable egg will be "3". >>>>>>>>>> And to do it for all ingredients / recipe. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Is someone here has an idea how to begin or to do something >>>>>>>>>> similar, I'm all ear ! >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Thank for your answers >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> -- >>>>>> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google >>>>>> Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. >>>>>> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, >>>>>> send an email to [email protected]. >>>>>> To view this discussion on the web visit >>>>>> https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/8c0468d6-89f6-40bd-81f0-7a215ddbd7a6n%40googlegroups.com >>>>>> >>>>>> <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/8c0468d6-89f6-40bd-81f0-7a215ddbd7a6n%40googlegroups.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> >>>>>> . >>>>>> >>>>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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