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What is this?
'Trưa Nay Ăn Gì' (What to eat for lunch) is a web app that helps you decide what to eat by opening a box and spinning through a list of dishes for a bit of surprise.
'Trưa Nay Ăn Gì' (What to eat for lunch) is a web app that helps you decide what to eat by opening a box and spinning through a list of dishes for a bit of surprise.Is this a hosted website or something I run myself?This community version is meant to be run on your own machine, not hosted anywhere; it needs no login and no backend server.
This community version is meant to be run on your own machine, not hosted anywhere; it needs no login and no backend server.How do I get it running?Clone the repo, install dependencies with pnpm, then run 'pnpm dev' (or 'pnpm start') to open it at 127.0.0.1:5173. If the port is busy, use 'pnpm start --port 5188'.
Clone the repo, install dependencies with pnpm, then run 'pnpm dev' (or 'pnpm start') to open it at 127.0.0.1:5173. If the port is busy, use 'pnpm start --port 5188'.What do I need installed first?You just need Node.js 22.12 or newer and the pnpm version pinned in package.json — no .env file or external service configuration required.
You just need Node.js 22.12 or newer and the pnpm version pinned in package.json — no .env file or external service configuration required.Does my data sync across devices?No — your preferences, custom dish lists, and spin count are saved only as cookies in the current browser, so clearing cookies resets everything and nothing carries over to another device.
No — your preferences, custom dish lists, and spin count are saved only as cookies in the current browser, so clearing cookies resets everything and nothing carries over to another device.Does any of my data leave my computer?No — there is no login, backend, or cloud service involved; the dev server only listens on 127.0.0.1 and external links only open when you click them.
No — there is no login, backend, or cloud service involved; the dev server only listens on 127.0.0.1 and external links only open when you click them.Why does the GitHub Pages site just redirect instead of hosting the app?GitHub Pages only redirects to the official truanayangi.com site, and only the pages-redirect/ folder is published to gh-pages; this keeps the production frontend, API, and login cookies on the same origin instead of maintaining a second static app that could drift out of sync.
GitHub Pages only redirects to the official truanayangi.com site, and only the pages-redirect/ folder is published to gh-pages; this keeps the production frontend, API, and login cookies on the same origin instead of maintaining a second static app that could drift out of sync.Can I customize the list of dishes it picks from?Yes, you can filter dishes, add your own custom dish list, and save your preferences right in the browser.
Yes, you can filter dishes, add your own custom dish list, and save your preferences right in the browser.What happens if cookies are blocked or my list gets too big?The app will simply show that your data could not be saved.
The app will simply show that your data could not be saved.Where did this project come from?It was transferred from the original repo nagisanzenin/truanayangi, keeping the full git history and community contributions.
It was transferred from the original repo nagisanzenin/truanayangi, keeping the full git history and community contributions.What are similar projects?qaryaty-smart-village, bible-strong-avatar-lab, shapeshift, orb, rubrictrail, reposcope, empire, andhbhakt
qaryaty-smart-village, bible-strong-avatar-lab, shapeshift, orb, rubrictrail, reposcope, empire, andhbhaktWhich topics is it in?localstorage, decision-making, single-page-app, fun, pnpm, offline-first, privacy-first, tailwindcss, vite, ui-components, animation, local-first
localstorage, decision-making, single-page-app, fun, pnpm, offline-first, privacy-first, tailwindcss, vite, ui-components, animation, local-first