# A template you can use for data for the addFoods script. For
# example foods, see $PREFIX/share/pantry/examples/foods
# ($PREFIX defaults to /usr/local).

# what collections to add the new food to.
COLLECTIONS=( master quick )

# Fill in desired values for traits. These come in pairs, with the
# name of the trait first and the value for the trait second. To
# leave a trait blank, do not include its name at all (thus here, if
# you do not want a value for the "group" trait, you must delete
# "group", or comment that line out.) Of course you are not limited
# to these four traits, but they're the most useful.
TRAITS=(
"name"                      
"group"                     
"quantity"                  
"unit"                      
)

# Fill in desired values for nutrients. These names are consistent
# with those in the starter_database file, but you can use whatever
# names you want. These come in pairs, so delete a line or comment
# it out if you don't want a value for that nutrient. For
# micronutrients like Vitamin A, if the name ends in "%", then
# addFoods will automatically convert the nutrient to a real value.
NUTS=(      
"Calories"                  
"Total Fat, g"              
"Saturated Fat, g"          
"Trans Fat, g"              
"Cholesterol, mg"           
"Sodium, mg"                
"Potassium, mg"             
"Total Carbohydrate, g"     
"Dietary Fiber, g"          
"Sugars, g"                 
"Protein, g"                
"Vitamin A, %"              
"Vitamin C, %"              
"Calcium, %"                
"Iron, %"                   
)

# Available units to add. No need to do g, oz or lb, as Pantry does
# those for you. These come in pairs: first value is the name of the
# available unit, second value is its weight in grams.
AVAIL_UNITS=(
)

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