Sorry for the delayed response. I'd like to know whether search recipe API works for you. In general, the structure is : return response.results.map(recipe=> { return { id: recipe.id, title: recipe.title, image: recipe.image || "N/A" }; }) Keep lines 1 and 7 when you are returning a list of items. recipe is the variable name that I return and hence I use that reference in lines 2-5. Similar approach for the Get recipes API. I have ingredients in a separate line because that's a list, whereas the rest are single values. An easy option is to use ChatGPT or Claude and give it some context and it will help you write it. A bit of error handling and tinkering should make it work.

Sure, let me spend sometime tomorrow and provide an example.

Let me check thon . Thanks for pointing that out.

Many a time I too felt that the hype around SPA was a lot. Since I never went deeper that route, I was never loud about that! In fact, at one point in time, I decided to pivot to using HTMX instead of Vue, as I thought it's relatively easier and I get what I want in terms of reactivity. For a few other reasons, that never saw the horizon.

Glad you liked it! I'm making quite a bit of changes to the follow along app. Beyond a point I guess I'll publish another post in par with the latest version 😀

Hey Christian S , Glad to know that my post was a bit helpful. yes, I do use HMR and usually it does not give a lot of problems. Utmost I may have to restart my server when replacement does not happen. Let me try refreshing my memory for other options that I usually do. Meanwhile I found this post that speaks about HMR issues and how to solve them. Kindly check whether it gives some directions. https://medium.com/geekculture/hot-reload-does-not-work-in-vue-cli-16ca8ead18be Another link that may be of some help: https://vitejs.dev/guide/troubleshooting Let me know how it goes.

I now updated the blog with a section 3a where I explain about the details on template files that need to be added. This should help in bringing up the landing page. Kindly let me know otherwise.

Thanks Anthony Uphof . Glad to know that you liked the article. Let me double check on Step 4 and post an update soon. I saw the issue too in repo. Thanks much for letting me know.

Thanks for reading the post Mike. All credits to pydanny's cookiecutter ⭐ Over the years I have learned to take what's required than consuming in a wholesome manner. This is one of those. And I should say it makes a lot of difference when we take things in parts, saves a lot of unnecessary headache.

Thanks Kavir Kaycee . Just published my second 😀