Ever found yourself wondering if today's food at UMich’s dining halls is tasty, but as a non-native speaker, you’re unsure what dishes like "Chicken and Andouille Gumbo" actually look like? Manually searching each item is tedious—but this script makes it easy!
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- Copy: Instantly copies the food name to your clipboard.
- Search Image: Opens a Google Image search in a new tab.
- Auto Image Search (with API Key, OPTIONAL):
- Get a Google API key for free and enter it in the API key input box in the bottom-right corner. The script will automatically fetch food images from sections like "Signature Maize," "Signature Blue," "Halal," "Two Oceans," "Wild Fire Maize," and "Wild Fire Blue."
- You get up to 100 requests per day for free from Google!
- Image Caching: Images are cached locally for up to 20 days, reducing API requests.
- Install a userscript manager like Tampermonkey.
- Add the script from visualize_umich_dining.user.js.
- Enable "developer mode" if needed.
- Try it out at any UMich dining hall menu page.
Licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.