allergy function.py

import sqlite3  #imports required module    
import time #""
import spoonacular #""

conn = sqlite3.connect('allergy database.db')  #connects to database 
c = conn.cursor() #assigns to variable, allows to easily manipulate databases shorter

api_key = spoonacular.API("ead370a8f416f971e9572c1f54c84") #registered an account with Spoonacular and got a key. Giving the external function the key as required input and assigning it to value for simplicity's sake

def allergen_reviewer():
    """recipe analysed for common allergies and their allergens"""
    recipe = input ("Which of our recipies would you like to examine for allergies?") #user inputs recipe
    recipe = api_key.get_analyzed_recipe_instructions(recipe) #external function returns recipe itself
    ingredients = information[0]['ingredients'] #ingredients is assigned to contain only the ingredients of the recipe itself 
    for i in ingredients: #so each ingredient can be analysed individually
        query = "SELECT ingredient, allergen from ingredient analysis where ingredient = ?" #searching the database for the ingredient
        c.execute(query, [i]) #query above is execueted and ? is assigned to be 'i' ie the ingredient
        records = c.fetchall() #information is stored
        if records == []: #ie. no data returned, because it isn't there
            print("there does not seem to be common / notable allergens in this recipe")
        else:
            print("NOTE: the following *notable* allergens are contained within this recipe :")
            for row in records: 
                  print("this recipe contains " + row[0] + "/n which contains " + row[1]) #where row0 is the first column and row1 is the column containing allergens