Import recipes from HTTP URL or Git repo

[eggplants]

For users who have published Cooklang code in online Git repositories, it is convenient to be able to import from them.

My vault: https://github.com/eggplants/cooklang-recipes

[dubadub]

It's a valid ask and there's ton of repositories with recipes people created. I was thinking how to use GH as a backend.

But one thing I couldn't solve. Eventually (I hope very soon), I'm thinking to add recipe web-clipper and also QR code recipe sharing. In that case system will need write access to files and could be a problem with public read-only git repositories.

[FranGarc]

Importing would mean just "bring those recipes to my phone". App as is right now it would mean I can use my phone to add your github recipes repositories and that would be sync'ed with my sync folder on wherever I put it (my desktop in my case).

Import just this recipe and the whole repository could be an important distinction to make here, since most people would go "I just want this chocolate cake recipe", though I can see my less cook-friendly friends wanting to import my whole repo since they like how I cook.

Having just one repository act as backend for everyone would be risky (and most likely messy).
Having the user need to set up a git repository to use the app (bc, for example, you decide to ditch current sync'ing system) would mean making it more "technical" than the average user cares for.