Fetching Recipes with TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB in JavaScript
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Discover how to use TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB APIs in JavaScript for fetching recipes, focusing on creating interactive cooking applications.
This course is a hands-on guide on how to use TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB APIs. These are REST APIs that are used to search recipes for food items.
This course begins with an introduction to the TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB APIs and the various endpoints they provide. Then, you’ll learn about the request and response structures of these APIs, and about the different endpoints and how to use them. These include searching for a meal or cocktail recipe and getting a random one. Through the use of a demo application, you’ll be able to apply all you have learned by integrating TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB APIs into a functional React application.
By the end of the course, you’ll have gained enough hands-on experience to build food recipe applications, personal or customer-facing, using TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB APIs.
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