Nutritional info script

[AdithyaBollu]

Description

Hello, I have added a new script for retrieving the nutritional facts of different food items by making a call to a free API called Calorie Ninjas.

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Title: <Nutrition Facts Script>

Folder: <Nutritional-Facts>

Requirements: <requests>

Script: <nutrition>

Arguments: <query>

Contributor: <AdithyaBollu>

Description: <Gets nutrition facts of your favorite food items! :)>

Summary by Sourcery

Add a new interactive nutrition information script that fetches and displays nutritional facts for foods using the CalorieNinjas API

New Features:

• Implement get_nutrition_info function to query the CalorieNinjas API and return nutrient data
• Build a CLI in nutrition.py to prompt users for food items, handle quit commands, and format output

Build:

• Include requirements.txt listing all dependencies for the nutrition script

Documentation:

• Add README with setup instructions, API key configuration, usage examples, and author information

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR introduces a new command-line script that fetches and displays nutritional facts for user-entered food queries via the CalorieNinjas API, along with accompanying documentation and dependency management.

Sequence diagram for user querying nutritional facts

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant "nutrition.py"
    participant "CalorieNinjas API"
    User->>"nutrition.py": Enter food query
    "nutrition.py"->>"CalorieNinjas API": GET /v1/nutrition?query={food}
    "CalorieNinjas API"-->>"nutrition.py": Nutrition facts response
    "nutrition.py"->>User: Display nutrition facts or error message

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Implement nutrition facts CLI script with API integration	Define get_nutrition_info to perform HTTP GET with API key and parse JSON Implement print_info to format and display nutrition data Build interactive main loop to prompt, process ‘quit’ command, and iterate over results	Nutritional-Facts/nutrition.py
Add setup and usage documentation	Create README.md with installation steps, API key instructions, and usage examples Include screenshots placeholders and author metadata	Nutritional-Facts/README.md
Add requirements file for dependencies	Generate requirements.txt listing all necessary packages including requests Pin versions for reproducible environment	Nutritional-Facts/requirements.txt

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[AdithyaBollu]

Hello, I am confused as to why I am failing the DeepSource: Python check even though I have documented everything pretty well.