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Part pricing cache (#3710)

* Create new model for storing Part pricing data

Currently this model does not "do" anything but will be used for caching pre-calculated pricing information

* Define function for accessing pricing information for a specific part

* Adds admin site support for new PartPricing model

* Specify role for PartPricing model

* Allow blank values for PartPricing model fields

* Add some TODO entries

* Update migration files to sync with latest master

* Expose API endpoint for viewing part pricing information

* Update migration file

* Improvements:

- Updated model with new fields
- Code for calculating BOM price
- Code for calculating internal price
- Code for calculating supplier price
- Updated unit testing

* Fix (and test) for API serializer

* Including min/max pricing data in part serializer

* Bump API version

* Add pricing overview information in part table

- Adds helper function for formatting currency data
- No longer pre-render "price strings" on the server

* Overhaul of BOM API

- Pricing data no longer calculated "on the fly"
- Remove expensive annotation operations
- Display cached price range information in BOM table

* Filter BOM items by "has pricing"

* Part API endpoint can be filtered by price range

* Updpated API version notes

* Improvements for price caching calculations

- Handle null price values
- Handle case where conversion rates are missing
- Allow manual update via API

* Button to manually refresh pricing

* Improve rendering of price-break table

* Update supplier part pricing table

* Updated js functions

* Adds background task to update assembly pricing whenever a part price cache is changed

* Updates for task offloading

* HTML tweaks

* Implement calculation of historical purchase cost

- take supplier part pack size into account
- improve unit tests

* Improvements for pricing tab rendering

* Refactor of pricing page

- Move javascript functions out into separate files
- Change price-break tables to use bar graphs
- Display part pricing history table and chart
- Remove server-side rendering for price history data
- Fix rendering of supplier pricing table
- Adds extra filtering options to the SupplierPriceBreak API endpoint

* Refactor BOM pricing chart / table

- Display as bar chart with min/max pricing
- Display simplified BOM table

* Update page anchors

* Improvements for BOM pricing table display

* Refactoring sales data tables

- Add extra data and filter options to sales order API endpoints
- Display sales order history table and chart

* Add extra fields to PartPricing model:

- sale_price_min
- sale_price_max
- sale_history_min
- sale_history_max

* Calculate and cache sale price data

* Update part pricing when PurchaseOrder is completed

* Update part pricing when sales order is completed

* Signals for updating part pricing cache

- Whenever an internal price break is created / edited / deleted
- Whenever a sale price break is created / edited / deleted

* Also trigger part pricing update when BomItem is created  / edited / deleted

* Update part pricing whenever a supplier price break is updated

* Remove has_complete_bom_pricing method

* Export min/max pricing data in BOM file

* Fix pricing data in BOM export

- Calculate total line cost
- Use more than two digits

* Add pricing information to part export

Also some improvements to part exporting

* Allow download of part category table

* Allow export of stock location data to file

* Improved exporting of StockItem data

* Add cached variant pricing data

- New fields in part pricing model
- Display variant pricing overview in "pricing" tab

* Remove outdated "PART_SHOW_PRICE_HISTORY" setting

* Adds scheduled background task to periodically update part pricing

* Internal prices can optionally override other pricing

* Update js file checks

* Update price breaks to use 6 decimal places

* Fix for InvenTreeMoneySerializer class

- Allow 6 decimal places through the API

* Update for supplier price break table

* javascript linting fix

* Further js fixes

* Unit test updates

* Improve rendering of currency in templates

- Do not artificially limit to 2 decimal places

* Unit test fixes

* Add pricing information to part "details" tab

* Tweak for money formatting

* Enable sort-by-price in BOM table

* More unit test tweaks

* Update BOM exporting

* Fixes for background worker process

- To determine if worker is running, look for *any* successful task, not just heartbeat
- Heartbeat rate increased to 5 minute intervals
- Small adjustments to django_q settings

Ref: https://github.com/inventree/InvenTree/issues/3921
(cherry picked from commit cb26003b92)

* Force background processing of heartbeat task when server is started

- Removes the ~5 minute window in which the server "thinks" that the worker is not actually running

* Adjust strategy for preventing recursion

- Rather than looking for duplicate parts, simply increment a counter
- Add a "scheduled_for_update" flag to prevent multiple updates being scheduled
- Consolidate migration files

* Adds helper function for rendering a range of prices

* Include variant cost in calculations

* Fixes for "has_pricing" API filters

* Ensure part pricing status flags are reset when the server restarts

* Bug fix for BOM API filter

* Include BOM quantity in BOM pricing chart

* Small tweaks to pricing tab

* Prevent caching when looking up settings in background worker

- Caching across mnultiple processes causes issues
- Need to move to something like redis to solve this
- Ref: https://github.com/inventree/InvenTree/issues/3921

* Fixes for /part/pricing/ detail API endpoint

* Update pricing tab

- Consistent naming

* Unit test fixes

* Prevent pricing updates when loading test fixtures

* Fix for Part.pricing

* Updates for "check_missing_pricing"

* Change to pie chart for BOM pricing

* Unit test fix

* Updates

- Sort BOM pie chart correctly
- Simplify PartPricing.is_valid
- Pass "limit" through to check_missing_pricing
- Improved logic for update scheduling

* Add option for changing how many decimals to use when displaying pricing data

* remove old unused setting

* Consolidate settings tabs for pricing and currencies

* Fix CI after changing settings page

* Fix rendering for "Supplier Pricing"

- Take unit pricing / pack size into account

* Extra filtering / ordering options for the SupplierPriceBreak API endpoint

* Fix for purchase price history graph

- Use unit pricing (take pack size into account)

* JS fixes
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"""Unit tests for Part pricing calculations"""
from django.core.exceptions import ObjectDoesNotExist
from djmoney.contrib.exchange.models import ExchangeBackend, Rate
from djmoney.money import Money
import common.models
import common.settings
import company.models
import order.models
import part.models
from InvenTree.helpers import InvenTreeTestCase
from InvenTree.status_codes import PurchaseOrderStatus
class PartPricingTests(InvenTreeTestCase):
"""Unit tests for part pricing calculations"""
def generate_exchange_rates(self):
"""Generate some exchange rates to work with"""
rates = {
'AUD': 1.5,
'CAD': 1.7,
'GBP': 0.9,
'USD': 1.0,
}
# Create a dummy backend
ExchangeBackend.objects.create(
name='InvenTreeExchange',
base_currency='USD',
)
backend = ExchangeBackend.objects.get(name='InvenTreeExchange')
for currency, rate in rates.items():
Rate.objects.create(
currency=currency,
value=rate,
backend=backend,
)
def setUp(self):
"""Setup routines"""
self.generate_exchange_rates()
# Create a new part for performing pricing calculations
self.part = part.models.Part.objects.create(
name='PP',
description='A part with pricing',
assembly=True
)
return super().setUp()
def create_price_breaks(self):
"""Create some price breaks for the part, in various currencies"""
# First supplier part (CAD)
self.supplier_1 = company.models.Company.objects.create(
name='Supplier 1',
is_supplier=True
)
self.sp_1 = company.models.SupplierPart.objects.create(
supplier=self.supplier_1,
part=self.part,
SKU='SUP_1',
)
company.models.SupplierPriceBreak.objects.create(
part=self.sp_1,
quantity=1,
price=10.4,
price_currency='CAD',
)
# Second supplier part (AUD)
self.supplier_2 = company.models.Company.objects.create(
name='Supplier 2',
is_supplier=True
)
self.sp_2 = company.models.SupplierPart.objects.create(
supplier=self.supplier_2,
part=self.part,
SKU='SUP_2',
pack_size=2.5,
)
self.sp_3 = company.models.SupplierPart.objects.create(
supplier=self.supplier_2,
part=self.part,
SKU='SUP_3',
pack_size=10
)
company.models.SupplierPriceBreak.objects.create(
part=self.sp_2,
quantity=5,
price=7.555,
price_currency='AUD',
)
# Third supplier part (GBP)
company.models.SupplierPriceBreak.objects.create(
part=self.sp_2,
quantity=10,
price=4.55,
price_currency='GBP',
)
def test_pricing_data(self):
"""Test link between Part and PartPricing model"""
# Initially there is no associated Pricing data
with self.assertRaises(ObjectDoesNotExist):
pricing = self.part.pricing_data
# Accessing in this manner should create the associated PartPricing instance
pricing = self.part.pricing
self.assertEqual(pricing.part, self.part)
# Default values should be null
self.assertIsNone(pricing.bom_cost_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.bom_cost_max)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.internal_cost_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.internal_cost_max)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.overall_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.overall_max)
def test_invalid_rate(self):
"""Ensure that conversion behaves properly with missing rates"""
...
def test_simple(self):
"""Tests for hard-coded values"""
pricing = self.part.pricing
# Add internal pricing
pricing.internal_cost_min = Money(1, 'USD')
pricing.internal_cost_max = Money(4, 'USD')
pricing.save()
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_min, Money('1', 'USD'))
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_max, Money('4', 'USD'))
# Add supplier pricing
pricing.supplier_price_min = Money(10, 'AUD')
pricing.supplier_price_max = Money(15, 'CAD')
pricing.save()
# Minimum pricing should not have changed
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_min, Money('1', 'USD'))
# Maximum price has changed, and was specified in a different currency
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_max, Money('8.823529', 'USD'))
# Add BOM cost
pricing.bom_cost_min = Money(0.1, 'GBP')
pricing.bom_cost_max = Money(25, 'USD')
pricing.save()
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_min, Money('0.111111', 'USD'))
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_max, Money('25', 'USD'))
def test_supplier_part_pricing(self):
"""Test for supplier part pricing"""
pricing = self.part.pricing
# Initially, no information (not yet calculated)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.supplier_price_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.supplier_price_max)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.overall_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.overall_max)
# Creating price breaks will cause the pricing to be updated
self.create_price_breaks()
pricing.update_pricing()
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_min, Money('2.014667', 'USD'))
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_max, Money('6.117647', 'USD'))
# Delete all supplier parts and re-calculate
self.part.supplier_parts.all().delete()
pricing.update_pricing()
pricing.refresh_from_db()
self.assertIsNone(pricing.supplier_price_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.supplier_price_max)
def test_internal_pricing(self):
"""Tests for internal price breaks"""
# Ensure internal pricing is enabled
common.models.InvenTreeSetting.set_setting('PART_INTERNAL_PRICE', True, None)
pricing = self.part.pricing
# Initially, no internal price breaks
self.assertIsNone(pricing.internal_cost_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.internal_cost_max)
currency = common.settings.currency_code_default()
for ii in range(5):
# Let's add some internal price breaks
part.models.PartInternalPriceBreak.objects.create(
part=self.part,
quantity=ii + 1,
price=10 - ii,
price_currency=currency
)
pricing.update_internal_cost()
# Expected money value
m_expected = Money(10 - ii, currency)
# Minimum cost should keep decreasing as we add more items
self.assertEqual(pricing.internal_cost_min, m_expected)
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_min, m_expected)
# Maximum cost should stay the same
self.assertEqual(pricing.internal_cost_max, Money(10, currency))
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_max, Money(10, currency))
def test_bom_pricing(self):
"""Unit test for BOM pricing calculations"""
pricing = self.part.pricing
self.assertIsNone(pricing.bom_cost_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.bom_cost_max)
currency = 'AUD'
for ii in range(10):
# Create a new part for the BOM
sub_part = part.models.Part.objects.create(
name=f"Sub Part {ii}",
description="A sub part for use in a BOM",
component=True,
assembly=False,
)
# Create some overall pricing
sub_part_pricing = sub_part.pricing
# Manually override internal price
sub_part_pricing.internal_cost_min = Money(2 * (ii + 1), currency)
sub_part_pricing.internal_cost_max = Money(3 * (ii + 1), currency)
sub_part_pricing.save()
part.models.BomItem.objects.create(
part=self.part,
sub_part=sub_part,
quantity=5,
)
pricing.update_bom_cost()
# Check that the values have been updated correctly
self.assertEqual(pricing.currency, 'USD')
# Final overall pricing checks
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_min, Money('366.666665', 'USD'))
self.assertEqual(pricing.overall_max, Money('550', 'USD'))
def test_purchase_pricing(self):
"""Unit tests for historical purchase pricing"""
self.create_price_breaks()
pricing = self.part.pricing
# Pre-calculation, pricing should be null
self.assertIsNone(pricing.purchase_cost_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.purchase_cost_max)
# Generate some purchase orders
po = order.models.PurchaseOrder.objects.create(
supplier=self.supplier_2,
reference='PO-009',
)
# Add some line items to the order
# $5 AUD each
line_1 = po.add_line_item(self.sp_2, quantity=10, purchase_price=Money(5, 'AUD'))
# $30 CAD each (but pack_size is 10, so really $3 CAD each)
line_2 = po.add_line_item(self.sp_3, quantity=5, purchase_price=Money(30, 'CAD'))
pricing.update_purchase_cost()
# Cost is still null, as the order is not complete
self.assertIsNone(pricing.purchase_cost_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.purchase_cost_max)
po.status = PurchaseOrderStatus.COMPLETE
po.save()
pricing.update_purchase_cost()
# Cost is still null, as the lines have not been received
self.assertIsNone(pricing.purchase_cost_min)
self.assertIsNone(pricing.purchase_cost_max)
# Mark items as received
line_1.received = 4
line_1.save()
line_2.received = 5
line_2.save()
pricing.update_purchase_cost()
self.assertEqual(pricing.purchase_cost_min, Money('1.333333', 'USD'))
self.assertEqual(pricing.purchase_cost_max, Money('1.764706', 'USD'))