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Cook Search Example

This example demonstrates how to use the Search functionality with the CookGenerator pattern.

What This Example Shows

1. How to initialize a CookGenerator once and reuse it for efficient operations
2. How to use the Search method to find ingredients in the Cook database
3. How to process and display search results
4. How to use the same generator instance for both searching and pattern generation

Running the Example

cd v2/examples/search
go run main.go

Key Concepts

The CookGenerator provides an efficient way to reuse shared resources across multiple operations. This example demonstrates:

• Using cook.NewGenerator() to create a generator with pre-initialized resources
• Using generator.Search(query) to search for ingredients
• Processing the CookIngredient results returned from the search
• Using the same generator for pattern generation with generator.Generate(pattern)

This approach is particularly useful for applications that need to perform multiple Cook operations without the overhead of re-initializing resources for each operation.