The goal of the project is to provide simple package that can calculate the Nutri-Score.
The Nutri-Score is a nutrition label that converts the nutritional value of products into a simple code consisting of 5 letters, each with its own colour.
Each product is awarded a score based on a scientific algorithm.
This formula takes into account the nutrients to avoid (energy value and the amount of sugars, saturated fats and salt) and the positive ones (the amount of fibre, protein, fruit, vegetables and nuts).
You can therefore see at a glance which products are recommended and which should be avoided.
Source: https://nutriscore.colruytgroup.com/colruytgroup/en/about-nutri-score/
Paper: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/3d1c/c206bc286bb5f80452821a0d26ff9e55b387.pdf
The source code is currently hosted on GitHub at: https://github.com/lemonhead94/pyNutriScore
pip install pyNutriScore
from pyNutriScore import NutriScore
result = NutriScore().calculate(
{
'energy': 0,
'fibers': 4,
'fruit_percentage': 60,
'proteins': 2,
'saturated_fats': 2,
'sodium': 500,
'sugar': 10,
},
'solid' # either 'solid' or 'beverage'
)
print(result) # Output: 2
from pyNutriScore import NutriScore
result = NutriScore().calculate_class(
{
'energy': 0,
'fibers': 4,
'fruit_percentage': 60,
'proteins': 2,
'saturated_fats': 2,
'sodium': 500,
'sugar': 10,
},
'solid' # either 'solid' or 'beverage'
)
print(result) # Output: "B"
Feel free to add suggestions, PRs, comments and bug reports.
This is a re-implementation of the TypeScript package nutri-score by Alex Kolarski in Python.
Jorit Studer ([email protected])