Fetching Recipes with TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB APIs in Python

Fetching Recipes with TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB APIs in Python

Beginner

16 Lessons

1h 30min

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Course Overview

TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB APIs are REST APIs that can be used to search recipes of food items. This course is a hands-on guide for using these APIs. The course begins with the introduction of TheMealDB and TheCocktailDB APIs. You'll learn about the request and response structures of these APIs. Furthermore, you'll also learn about the different endpoints and how to use them. Then, we'll look at a demo application that will use these APIs to search for recipes. Lastly, we'll look at some recommendations a...Show More

What You'll Learn

Familiarity with TheMealDB andTheCocktailDB APIs and their endpoints

The ability to retrieve recipes using API calls to either TheMealDB or TheCocktailDB

Hands-on experience building a functional recipe application using Django and the APIs

What You'll Learn

Familiarity with TheMealDB andTheCocktailDB APIs and their endpoints

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