Cook Up a Recipe

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I worked on the manifest.json file to set up the Chrome Extension, then wrote the popup.html file and popup_style.css file to style the popup when you click the extension icon. I had to hardcode the Recipe Link and three ingredients since I couldn't integrate the input from my other team members.

Katrina D
I wrote the portion of the JavaScript file to get the selected word from the web page. While the initial implementation was getting the word that was hovered over, this later changed to getting the highlighted word. from the web page.

Ramya Satish
I wrote a script to compile a list of common food words, and also worked on integrating the chrome extension Javascript with the popup HTML. This was my first time working with chrome extensions, and it was difficult including external modules into our code.

Nicole Wong
I created the script that uses foodtofork api and webscraped the a link given by this api to find ingredients correlating to the selected item. I attempted to integrate this script with the Chrome Extension script, but my script used javascript require's. These apparently cannot be used on client-side. As a result, integration was incomplete.

Tanzeela Khan

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Katrina D started this project — Feb 11, 2017 11:42 PM EST

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