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* Add validation to part units field * Add "pack_units" field to the SupplierPart model * Migrate old units to new units, and remove old field * Table fix * Fixture fix * Update migration * Improve "hook" for loading custom unit database * Display part units column in part table - Also allow ordering by part units - Allow filtering to show parts which have defined units * Adds data migration for converting units to valid values * Add "pack_units_native" field to company.SupplierPart model * Clean pack units when saving a SupplierPart - Convert to native part units - Handle empty units value - Add unit tests * Add background function to rebuild supplier parts when a part is saved - Required to ensure that the "pack_size_native" is up to date * Template updates * Sort by native units first * Bump API version * Rename "pack_units" to "pack_quantity" * Update migration file - Allow reverse migration * Fix for currency migration - Handle case where no currencies are provided - Handle case where base currency is not in provided options * Adds unit test for data migration * Add unit test for part.units data migration - Check that units fields are updated correctly * Add some extra "default units" - each / piece - dozen / hundred / thousand - Add unit testing also * Update references to "pack_size" - Replace with "pack_quantity" or "pack_quantity_native" as appropriate * Improvements based on unit testing * catch error * Docs updates * Fixes for pricing tests * Update unit tests for part migrations · 1b6b6d9d * Bug fix for conversion code * javascript updates * JS formatting fix
InvenTree Documentation
This repository hosts the official documentation for InvenTree, an open source inventory management system.
To serve this documentation locally (e.g. for development), you will need to have Python 3 installed on your system.
Setup
Run the following commands from the top-level project directory:
$ git clone https://github.com/inventree/inventree
$ cd inventree/docs
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Serve Locally
To serve the pages locally, run the following command (from the top-level project directory):
$ mkdocs serve -f docs/mkdocs.yml -a localhost:8080
Edit Documentation Files
Once the server is running, it will monitor the documentation files for any changes, and update the served pages.
Admonitions
"Admonition" blocks can be added as follow:
!!! info "This is the admonition block title"
This is the admonition block content
Refer to the reference documentation to customize the admonition block to the use-case (eg. warning, missing, info, etc.).
Internal Links
Links to internal documentation pages must use relative pathing, otherwise the link will be broken by the readthedocs URL formatting.
Also, linking to an internal page must use the .md suffix!
For example, to link to the page /part/views from /stock/stocktake, the link must be formed as follows:
Click [here](../part/views.md)
Formatting the link as follows:
Click [here](/part/views)
will result in a broken link.
Images
Images are served from the ./docs/assets/images folder and can be added as follow:
{% with id="image_id", url="folder/image_name.png", description="Text shown if image is not loaded properly" %}
{% include 'img.html' %}
{% endwith %}
Replace:
image_idwith a short unique indentifier for the image (most commonly,image_idis same asimage_name)folderwith the folder indocs/assets/imagesin which the image is storedimage_namewith the name of the image.pngwith the image extension (PNG or JPEG are preferred formats)
Global variables
Refer to the reference documentation to find out how to add global variables to the documentation site.
Global variables should be added in the # Global Variables section of the mkdocs.yml configuration file.
Credits
This documentation makes use of the mkdocs-material template