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Readme.md

Small parts inventory management

This project is a small parts inventory management system. It is thought out to be a flexible parts database which keeps all relevant information as well as datasheets, prices and a visual representation where you stored the part.

The idea is that the system may tell you in which compartment of which box in what area of your workshop you have to search for to find the part you currently need. It has been optimized to store information for electronics parts and small other hardware like screws, nuts and bolts.

Prerequisites

As configured by default you will need the following:

  • A postgres database named inventory with a postgres user inventory that may connect without password or by default with the password inventory
  • Python > 3.7
  • Poetry to install requirements and create a virtualenv

Installation

This is a standard Django 3.1 application, if you know how to deploy those the following might sound familiar:

  1. Checkout repository: git clone https://github.com/dunkelstern/inventory.git
  2. Change to checkout: cd inventory
  3. Install virtualenv and dependencies: poetry install
  4. Migrate the Database: poetry run python manage.py migrate
  5. Create an admin user: poetry run python manage.py createsuperuser
  6. Run the server
  • Development server (not for deployment!): poetry run python manage.py runserver
  • Deployment via gunicorn on port 8000: poetry run gunicorn inventory_project.wsgi -b 0.0.0.0:8000

Then login on http://localhost;8000/admin/ for the Django admin interface or go to http://localhost:8000 to enter the inventory management system directly

Additional information

  1. The initial DB migration pre-populates the database with some useful defaults and some pre-defined distributors and form-factors usable for electronics inventories as well as a "Default Workshop" to be able to navigate everything.
  2. For editing parts the Django admin interface is used, so edit-links will only appear if the currently logged in user is a staff user (set the checkbox in the admin area).