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Merge pull request #81 from SergeoLacruz/master
Added examples for stock locations
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@ -118,16 +118,40 @@ WeightTemplate = ParameterTemplate.create(api, { 'name' : 'Weight', 'units' : 'k
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## Now we create the parameters
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ParameterLength = Parameter.create(api, { 'part': couch.pk, 'template': LengthTemplate.pk, 'data' : 2 })
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ParameterWeight = Parameter.create(api, { 'part': couch.pk, 'template': WeightTemplate.pk, 'data' : 60 })
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## Create a new StockItem
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item = StockItem.create(api, {
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'part': couch.pk,
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'quantity': 5,
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'notes': 'A stack of couches',
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'location': 10, ## PK of a StockLocation already in the database...
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})
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```
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#### Adding a location to the sofa
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If we have several sofas on stock we need to know there we have stored them. So let’s add stock locations to the part. Stock locations can be organized in a hierarchical manner e.g. boxes in shelves in aisles in rooms. So each location can have a parent. Let’s assume we have 10 sofas in box 12 and 3 sofas in box 13 located in shelve 43 aisle 3. First we have to create the locations, afterwards we can put the sofas inside.
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```python
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from inventree.stock import StockLocation
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from inventree.stock import StockItem
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...
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## Create the stock locations. Leave the parent empty for top level hierarchy
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Aisle3 = StockLocation.create(api, {'name':'Aisle 3','description':'Aisle for sofas','parent':''})
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Shelve43 = StockLocation.create(api, {'name':'Shelve 43','description':'Shelve for sofas','parent':Aisle3.pk})
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Box12 = StockLocation.create(api, {'name':'Box 12','description':'green box','parent':Shelve43.pk})
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Box13 = StockLocation.create(api, {'name':'Box 13','description':'red box','parent':Shelve43.pk})
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## Now fill them with items
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Id1 = StockItem.create(api, { 'part': sofa.pk, 'quantity': 10, 'notes': 'new ones', 'location': Box12.pk, ‘status’:10 })
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Id2 = StockItem.create(api, { 'part': sofa.pk, 'quantity': 3, 'notes': 'old ones', 'location': Box13.pk, ‘status’:55 })
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```
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Please recognize the different status flags. 10 means OK, 55 means damaged. We have the following choices:
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* 10: OK
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* 50: Attention needed
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* 55: Damaged
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* 60: Destroyed
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* 65: Rejected
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* 70: Lost
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* 85: Returned
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#### Adding manufacturers and supplier
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We can add manufacturers and suppliers to parts. If we add a manufacturer, a supplier is also mandatory. So we first need to create two companies, ACME (manufacturer) and X-Store (supplier).
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