Below is a sample README.md file for the Python code that generates a weekly meal plan with randomized vegetarian and non-vegetarian options:
Weekly Meal Plan Generator This Python script generates a weekly meal plan with randomized options for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals. It reads meal options from a file, shuffles them, and then selects one meal plan for each day of the week (Monday to Sunday). The meal plans rotate every week, providing a variety of meal options throughout the month.
Features Randomly generates meal plans for each day of the week. Includes options for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals. Organizes meals into breakfast, lunch, and dinner categories. Uses ANSI escape codes for terminal colors to distinguish between vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. Getting Started Prerequisites Python 3.x How to Use Clone this repository to your local machine or download the Python script (weekly_meal_plan.py) directly.
Ensure you have the foodTimeTable/all_food.txt file in the same directory as the script. This file contains the meal options in the following format:
plaintext Copy code [Vegetarian Breakfast] Meal option 1 Meal option 2 ...
[Non-Vegetarian Breakfast] Meal option 1 Meal option 2 ...
[Vegetarian Lunch] Meal option 1 Meal option 2 ...
[Non-Vegetarian Lunch] Meal option 1 Meal option 2 ...
[Vegetarian Dinner] Meal option 1 Meal option 2 ...
[Non-Vegetarian Dinner] Meal option 1 Meal option 2 ... Run the Python script:
bash Copy code python weekly_meal_plan.py The script will display the weekly meal plan, with vegetarian options in green and non-vegetarian options in red.
License This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Acknowledgments The meal options used in this script are sourced from the following websites:
coachmag.co.uk healthline.com fitbit.com Please note that you can customize the README.md file further, adding more information or details as per your preferences and needs. The README.md file serves as a helpful guide for users who come across your GitHub repository and want to know more about the project and how to use it.