Recipe now sent via http!

Through the use of the spring boot and Spring java frameworks, I was able to take my preexisting recipe extractor, and send the json data locally via http. Right now this only works locally, so my plan is to have this running on a server where it can be called on at any given time by the front-end. Learning how to use the Spring framework in java was quite hard, and this was the first time I worked on back end work like this. As a result, I did use AI to assist with spring boot implementation.

the way you can run the program with any recipe is by, when the program is running, go on your browser, and enter the assigned port with the following attatched:
/api/extract?url=RECIPE_URL

This is truly a big step for me now that the back-end is completely done. Now, I will be moving on to creating the actual website that the user will interact with.