The Nextcloud Cookbook web application supports grouping ingredients within a recipe using markdown headers (e.g., '## Sauce', '## Dough'), allowing for better organization and readability of complex recipes. This feature was discussed and implemented as per [this comment](nextcloud/cookbook#311 (comment)).
Currently, the iOS version of the Nextcloud Cookbook app does not support this markdown-based ingredient grouping. All ingredients are displayed in a single, unstructured list, which can make complex recipes harder to follow and understand.
Expected Behavior:
- The iOS app should parse markdown headers (e.g., '##') within the ingredient list and display grouped ingredients accordingly.
- Each group should be clearly labeled and separated, mirroring the structure seen in the web application.
Current Behavior:
- The iOS app displays all ingredients in a single list without any grouping, ignoring markdown headers used for organization.
Steps to Reproduce:
- In the Nextcloud Cookbook web application, create a recipe with grouped ingredients using markdown headers (e.g., '## Sauce', '## Dough').
- Open the same recipe in the Nextcloud Cookbook iOS app.
- Observe that the ingredient groups are not displayed; all ingredients appear in a single list.
Additional Context:
Implementing support for ingredient grouping in the iOS app would enhance the user experience by providing a clearer and more organized view of recipes, especially those with multiple components. This consistency across platforms ensures that users have a seamless experience whether they access their recipes via the web or on their iOS devices.
Thank you for considering this feature request.
The Nextcloud Cookbook web application supports grouping ingredients within a recipe using markdown headers (e.g., '## Sauce', '## Dough'), allowing for better organization and readability of complex recipes. This feature was discussed and implemented as per [this comment](nextcloud/cookbook#311 (comment)).
Currently, the iOS version of the Nextcloud Cookbook app does not support this markdown-based ingredient grouping. All ingredients are displayed in a single, unstructured list, which can make complex recipes harder to follow and understand.
Expected Behavior:
Current Behavior:
Steps to Reproduce:
Additional Context:
Implementing support for ingredient grouping in the iOS app would enhance the user experience by providing a clearer and more organized view of recipes, especially those with multiple components. This consistency across platforms ensures that users have a seamless experience whether they access their recipes via the web or on their iOS devices.
Thank you for considering this feature request.