sorehead

This could be interesting or useful for some passionated recipe collectors: I read aboout Tandoor's "external files" functionality in the docs and decided to give it a try ... Since I'm also using the paperless-ngx docker, I added the document type "recipe" in paperless and defined the storage path "recipes/{title}". Then I set up a new path definition "externalfiles" for this Tandoor-docker, pointing from paperless' recipes-storage-folder "[...]/documents/originals/recipes" (host) to "opt/recipes/externalfiles" (container) In Tandoor, via "external recipes" in the menu, I defined the mentioned container-path as source. Then the app found all the PDFs in the folder. Once imported, the PDFs show up in the recipes catalogue. They don't really get imported and structured like an import from an url, only shown in a PDF reader. But if you have dozens or more recipes saved as PDF, you won't have to write them all down. So, this integrates well in the common workflow of my setup: On the mobile I scan a recipe (camera or picture) as PDF, auto-sync to the paperless consumption folder and then can access the recipe in Tandoor with just a few clicks.