bring-recipes
Use when user wants to browse recipe inspirations.
Setup & Installation
Install command
clawhub install darkdevelopers/bring-recipesIf the CLI is not installed:
Install command
npx clawhub@latest install darkdevelopers/bring-recipesOr install with OpenClaw CLI:
Install command
openclaw skills install darkdevelopers/bring-recipesor paste the repo link into your assistant's chat
Install command
https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/darkdevelopers/bring-recipesWhat This Skill Does
CLI tool for browsing recipe inspirations from the Bring! shopping app. Returns recipe metadata like names, authors, types, images, and links. Cannot retrieve ingredient lists due to an API limitation on Bring!'s end.
JSON output mode makes it easy to pipe recipe data into other scripts or tools without manual copying.
When to Use It
- Browsing trending recipes in Bring! from the terminal
- Filtering your personally saved Bring! recipes
- Exporting recipe metadata as JSON for scripts
- Checking available recipe filter tags
- Discovering Bring! templates like meal plans
View original SKILL.md file
# Bring! Recipe Browser CLI ## Overview CLI for browsing Bring! recipe inspirations. **Browse-only tool** - the Bring! Inspirations API does not provide ingredient lists. ## When to Use **Use this skill when:** - User wants to discover Bring! recipes - Browsing recipe inspirations - Viewing recipe metadata (names, authors, types, images, links) - Filtering recipes by tags (all, mine) - Need JSON output of recipes for scripting **Don't use when:** - User wants to add ingredients to shopping list (API limitation) - Managing shopping lists directly - Need full recipe details with ingredients ## Quick Reference | Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | `bring-recipes list` | Browse recipe inspirations (default) | | `bring-recipes filters` | Show available filter tags | | `bring-recipes list --filter mine` | Show your personal recipes | | `bring-recipes list --json` | JSON output for scripting | **Environment variables:** ```bash export BRING_EMAIL="your@email.com" export BRING_PASSWORD="yourpassword" ``` ## Installation ```bash cd skills/bring-recipes npm install ``` ## Common Workflows **Browse all recipes:** ```bash node index.js list --limit 10 ``` **Filter your recipes:** ```bash node index.js list --filter mine ``` **Get JSON for scripting:** ```bash node index.js list --json | jq -r '.[] | .content.name' ``` **Check available filters:** ```bash node index.js filters ``` ## Flags Reference | Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | `-f, --filter <tags>` | Filter tags: all, mine | | `--limit <n>` | Max recipes (default: 10) | | `--json` | JSON output | | `--no-color` | Disable colors | | `-q, --quiet` | Minimal output | | `-v, --verbose` | Debug output | ## API Limitations ⚠️ **Critical:** The Bring! `getInspirations()` API returns only metadata: - ✅ Recipe names, authors, types - ✅ Images, links, tags, like counts - ❌ **Ingredient lists** (not provided) This is a Bring! API limitation, not a CLI bug. The CLI is designed for **browsing and discovering** recipes only. ## Recipe Types - **TEMPLATE** - Bring! templates (e.g., "Sunday Brunch") - **RECIPE** - Parsed recipes from partners - **POST** - Promotional content ## Common Mistakes **Expecting ingredients:** The API does not provide ingredient lists. Use the CLI for discovery, then manually add items. **Looking for seasonal filters:** The API has no seasonal tags. Only "all" and "mine" filters are available. **Assuming all recipes have names:** POST types may be "Untitled Recipe" - this is normal API behavior. ## Implementation Notes - Uses `node-bring-api` v2.0.2+ with `getInspirations()` API - Requires Node.js 18.0.0+ - No seasonal filtering (API limitation) - Browse-only functionality - JSON mode available for automation ## Real-World Use - **Recipe discovery:** Browse what's available in Bring! - **Inspiration browsing:** See trending recipes and templates - **Personal collection:** Filter your saved recipes - **Integration:** JSON output for external tools
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Browsing trending recipes in Bring! from the terminal
- 1Browsing trending recipes in Bring! from the terminal
- 2Filtering your personally saved Bring! recipes
- 3Exporting recipe metadata as JSON for scripts
- 4Checking available recipe filter tags
- 5Discovering Bring! templates like meal plans
Use when user wants to browse recipe inspirations.
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