sav.py

import spoonacular #import modules required (not part of standard library, had to download)
import requests #""
api_key = spoonacular.API("5664423fc995470db93cccfc4f92ecd6") #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
#food_input = input()

def ingredient_parsing(food_input):
    """this function analyses a sentences and returns the food within; usable in other function"""
    return_value = api_key.parse_ingredients(food_input, servings=1) #calling parsing function from spoonacular whilst providing arguements
    information = return_value.json() #response formatted and stored in a variable
    print(information[0]['name']) #specifying which information we want [ie. the name of the food]

def food_joke():
    """this function returns a food joke from the bank spoonacular has"""
    return_value = api_key.get_a_random_food_joke() #calls function, no parameters required 
    information = return_value.json() #response formatted and stored in a variable
    print(information['text'])  #specifying which information we want [ie. the text part of the joke itself]

def random_recipe():
    """returns random recipe"""
    return_value = api_key.get_random_recipes() #calls function, no parameters required 
    information = return_value.json() #response formatted and stored in a variable
    print(information['title'] + ": \n" + information['text']) #specifying which information we want [ie. the title of the recipe and actual recipe; colon and line seperation as formatting]

def wine_description():
    """given a wine's name, information is returned about it"""
    wine_name = input("Enter wine name: ")
    return_value = api_key.get_wine_description(wine_name) #wine name parameter given
    information = return_value.json() #response formatted and stored in a variable
    print(information['wine']) #specifies which information we want