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Further module splitting c#1703a5f

Code improvements and module split c#0e1cda8d

Bug fix 04993f9

create_config() will include config[import][separator]

Bug fixes (18f3510)

Random feature

[-r] will search for a random recipe saved in your cookbook

Search/pull functionality

Using the new [-f] option allows the user to search their cookbook.
Search by recipe name, description, meal type, class, cuisine, serving size, and ingredients needed for the recipe. Upon receiving the query results, you can choose which recipe you would like to access and view the full recipe details.

Commit 618ebfe

Project name change from Cookbook.py to PyPantry

Final insert

Code cleanup and comments to finalize inserting data into cookbook.py

Full recipe input

Can now input a recipe to completion, from name/descriptions, ingredients, and instructions.

'Ingredient insertion

Following after the recipe insertion, prompts come up for inserting both
standard ingredients as well as recipe specific ingredients'

Recipe insertion

First part of the CLI recipe input. The [-i] option without additional arguments will begin the interactive input process.

Further "load" features

The "load" option will now check to see if the required files are
present in the import directory, creating them if the user so chooses
and ready for editing. It will also check to see if all files in import
directory are correct in order to insert into SQL

First draft of interactivity.

During load of CSVs, the program will either append the new data to the
DB, or will prompt the user if data already exists on whether or not
they would like to replace the data or not.

A default output of all recipes will display if run without any
arguments.

Version 0.1

First commit with working program. Only functionality at this point is
importing CSVs into the proper sqlite3 tables. Next step is to prompt
user to create files if trying to import and to make sure they are
correctly named.