Scrapes food.rutgers.edu for menus and nutritional information, saves to file.
Official website reports wonky numbers for certain fields, so only scraping calories, serving size, and ingredients for now.
Enable indentation with the --fancy
flag.
Use the --dicts
flag to organize for easier random access, like so:
{
'Brower Commons' : {
'Breakfast' : [
'CATEGORY' : [
{
'name' : 'ITEM NAME',
'serving' : 'SERVING SIZE',
'calories' : 100,
'ingredients' : [
'INGREDIENT1',
'INGREDIENT2',
...
]
},
{
...
},
...
],
...
],
'Lunch' : {
...
},
'Dinner' : {
...
},
'Knight Room' : {
...
}
},
'Busch Dining Hall' : {
...
},
'Neilson Dining Hall' : {
...
},
'Livingston Dining Commons' : {
...
}
}
Use without the --dicts
flag to organize with arrays like the old food API does.
[
{
'location_name' : 'LOCATION NAME'
'meals' : [
{
'meal_name' : 'MEAL NAME',
'genres' : [
{
'genre_name' : 'CATEGORY NAME'
'items' : [
{
'name' : 'ITEM NAME',
'serving' : 'SERVING SIZE',
'calories' : 100,
'ingredients' : [
'INGREDIENT1',
'INGREDIENT2',
...
]
},
...
]
},
...
]
},
...
]
},
...
]
Python script requires package BeautifulSoup
.