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Allows for the use of separate ingredient lists for parts of a recipe (like the sauce on a pizza or whathaveyou). Ingredient is split up in qunatity, unit and name to allow for future automatic multiplication of quantities for a requested number of people. The current admin is hard to use as it involves the creation of many intermediate models to make up the ingredient listings for a single recipe. That should change in the future :P Heavily inspired by @ekeijl's approach in PR #4. This commit also goes towards #3.
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Allows for the use of separate ingredient lists for parts of a recipe
(like the sauce on a pizza or whathaveyou). Ingredient is split up in
qunatity, unit and name to allow for future automatic multiplication
of quantities for a requested number of people.
The current admin is hard to use as it involves the creation of many
intermediate models to make up the ingredient listings for a single
recipe. That should change in the future :P
Heavily inspired by @ekeijl's approach in PR #4.
This commit also goes towards #3.