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Convert ingredient strings into structured JSON data
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Overview
The Ingredient Parser API extracts and classifies the individual components that comprise an ingredient. The parsing algorithm utilizes C++ machine learning in the back-end to quickly parse and return the provided ingredient string as a structured JSON object.
Highlights
- Ingredients are not standardized and cannot be parsed with regex solutions alone. This solution applies machine learning to process and extract the core ingredient data from a string.
- Transform ingredients into standardized structures that can allow your app to: build an in-app shopping cart, add selective formatting to ingredient text, transform unit types, etc.
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Dimension | Cost/request |
|---|---|
Cost per request of the parse-ingredient endpoint | $0.01 |
Cost per request of the parse-ingredients endpoint | $0.015 |
Dimensions summary
You pay based on usage, with charges tied to how many API requests you send. There are two separate request dimensions, each linked to a different endpoint. The parse-ingredient endpoint bills per request for single-ingredient parsing. The parse-ingredients endpoint bills per request for handling multiple ingredients. These dimensions are independent, not tiers. You are charged only for the requests you make to each endpoint. Your total cost scales directly with your request volume across both endpoints.
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The parse-ingredient endpoint handles a single ingredient per request. The parse-ingredients endpoint handles multiple ingredients in one request. Each endpoint has its own per-request price. You choose which endpoint to call based on whether you send one ingredient or several at once.
The two endpoints bill independently. Each request to parse-ingredient adds its per-request charge. Each request to parse-ingredients adds its own per-request charge. Your total is the sum of both. Whichever endpoint you call more often drives the larger share of your invoice.
Charges apply per request you send to each endpoint. Cost is tied to the number of requests, not the number of ingredients returned. If you send no requests, you accrue no charges. Your bill scales directly with your request volume.
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Customer reviews
Md. A.
Restraining My Recipe Disorder
Reviewed on Mar 02, 2024
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Ingredient Parser takes my untidy recipe writes and scattered staple records and changes them into perfect, coordinated information. No seriously interpreting secretive fixing sums or chasing after missing units. Like having an individual recipe collaborator keeps everything clean.
What do you dislike about the product?
At times, Ingredient Parser battles with surprising fixings or explicit recipe designs. For instance, assuming a recipe requires "a small bunch of almonds," it probably won't interpret that impeccably. It requires somewhat twofold minding my finish to guarantee exactness for those trickier recipes.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
This little apparatus has altered the manner in which I deal with my recipes. It saves me lots of time via naturally sorting out fixings, making it more straightforward to design feasts, make staple records, and even scale recipes. Furthermore, it wipes out the dissatisfaction of translating written by hand notes and hazy recipe directions.