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package_name: inventree-supplier-panel # Name of the package on the index, required if pypi true
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tags: # Freetext tags - treat them like kewords, optional
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- supplier
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- mouser
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- digikey
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Create Mouser shopping cart from purchase order
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# The InvenTree-supplier-panel
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This is a plugin for [InvenTree](https://inventree.org), which translates a purchase order
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into a Mouser shopping cart. After using this plugin you can directly order the shopping
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cart on the Mouser WEB page. You need to have a Mouser account and a Mouser API key.
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The shopping cart will be created in your Mouser account.
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## Prerequisites
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For this plugin to work you need to have Mouser as as supplier in your InvenTree data.
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Suppliers parts must be added to all the parts that you like to buy at Mouser. All Mouser supplier
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parts need to have the proper SKU. It needs to match the Mouser part number exactly.
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For access to the Mouser API you need a Mouser account and a shopping cart API key.
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You can get this on the Mouser WEB page. Do not mess up with the Mouser search API
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key. This is different. If the key is properly set up you can find it on the Mouser
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WEB page here:
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This is a plugin for [InvenTree](https://inventree.org), which uploads a purchase order
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to a supplier WEB page. After using this plugin you can directly order the parts on
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supplier WEB page. You need to have a supplier account and a different kinds of API keys
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depending on the supplier.
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The data will be created in your supplier account. Each time you transfer your PO
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a new data set cart will be created. So make sure that you delete them from time to time in
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the supplier WEB interface.
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The plugin also helps to create supplierparts based on the supplier part number..
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Actually the plugin supports two suppliers: Mouser and Digikey.
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## Installation
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The plugin is on pypi. You can install it by just calling:
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```
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pip install git+https://github.com/SergeoLacruz/inventree-supplier-panel
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pip install inventree-supplier-panel
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```
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## Configuration
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## Configuration
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### Mouser Supplier ID
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Place here the primary key of the supplier Mouser in your system. You can select from a list of
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your suppliers.
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your suppliers. If this is not set the panel will not be displayed and a error is raised.
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### Supplier API key
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Place here you Mouser key for manipulating shopping carts.
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### Digikey Supplier ID
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Place here the primary key of the supplier Digikey in your system. You can select from a list of
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your suppliers. If this is not set the panel will not be displayed and a error is raised.
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### Supplier shopping cart key
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Each shopping cart on the Mouser page has a designated key. You can have several shopping carts
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in our account. Each cart has a separate key. The plugin puts your PO into the cart with this key.
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If you do not have a shopping cart key, leave the field empty. The plugin will create a cart
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and save the key in the field.
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### Mouser API key
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Place here your Mouser key for manipulating shopping carts. You find it in your Mouser account.
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### Proxies
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### Digikey ID and Digikey Secret
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This is the client ID and the client secret that has been generated in the Digkey API admin WEB portal.
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Copy it from there to the InvenTree settings.
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### Digikey token and Digikey refrech token
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These fields are filled automatically. The Digikey API requires two tokens with different life times.
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Please refer to the Digikey section for more information.
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### Proxy CON
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Protocol to proxy server e.g. https
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### Proxy URL
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In case you need to authorise a proxy server between your InvenTree server and the internet
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put the required setting here. The argument for the request is {'Proxy CON' : 'Proxy URL'} for
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example:
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put the required setting here. Example:
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```
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{ 'https' : 'https://user:password@ipaddress:port' }
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https://user:password@ipaddress:port
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```
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If you do not need this just leave Proxy CON empty.
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If you do not need this just leave the fields empty.
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A proxy can also be set using the environment variables PROXY_CON and PROXY_URL. The
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values in the environment variables overwrite InvenTree settings.
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## What it does
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### Base URL
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The base URL for server instance is in the Server Settings category of InvenTree. The plugin
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uses this setting to build the OAuth callback for Digikey. Put the correct URL here.
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The plugin creates a new panel which is visible on the purchase order details view.
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This is called Mouser actions. On the panel there are three things:
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## What the plugin does
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- a button that starts the transfer of your PO to Mouser
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The plugin creates a new panel which is visible on the purchase order details view.
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This is called either Mouser actions or Digikey actions depending on the supplier of the
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active PO. On the panel there are three things:
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- a button that starts the transfer of your PO to the supplier
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- a status bar that shows error messages
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- a table that contains the created Mouser shopping cart.
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- a table that contains the created Mouser shopping cart.
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- in case of Digikey a button that initiates the token generation.
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The button initiates the transfer. It takes each element of your PO, takes the SKU of
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the Mouser supplier part and adds it into your shopping cart. When finished it downloads
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the shopping cart from the Mouser WEB page and puts the data into the table. Here you see
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the actual stock at mouser and an OK bubble when the stock is large enough for you order.
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You also find the actual price as well as the total amount of your order.
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The button "Transfer PO" initiates the transfer. It takes each element of your PO using the SKU of
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the supplier part and transfers it to the suppliers WEB shop. When finished it downloads
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the data from the WEB page and puts the data into the table. Here you see
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the actual stock at the supplier and an OK bubble when the stock is large enough for you order.
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You also find the actual price as well as the total amount of your order. If the supplier
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detects an error with the part it is displayed in the very right column.
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All items that have been in the cart before get deleted. The cart always contains only the parts
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in your PO. SergelLacruz
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The plugin also transfers your IPNs (internal part numbers). Mouser reserves a field
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The plugin also transfers your IPNs (internal part numbers). Most suppliers reserve a field
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for such numbers. They show up in your shopping cart as well as on the invoice and even
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on the labels that they put onto the bags and reels.
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on the labels that they put onto the bags and reels.
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Finally the prices that come with the Mouser shopping cart will be copied back into your
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Finally the actual prices are copied back into your
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InvenTree purchase order line items. So you can always see what you payed for the part when
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you ordered it. This does not modify the price breaks of the supplier part. These are stored
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with the supplier part. Here we just modify the purchase order.
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with the supplier part. Here we just modify the purchase order.
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The panel is only displayed when the supplier of the current purchase order is Mouser.
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In addition the current user must have change, add or delete access to purchase orders.
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## Working with Mouser
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### Set up
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For this plugin to work you need to have Mouser as a supplier in your InvenTree database.
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Supplierparts must be added to all the parts that you like to buy at Mouser. All Mouser supplier
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parts need to have the proper SKU. It needs to match the Mouser part number exactly.
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For access to the Mouser API you need a Mouser account and a shopping cart API key.
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You can get this in your Mouser WEB account. Do not mess up with the Mouser search API
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key. This is a different one. If the key is properly set up you can find it on the Mouser
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WEB page here:
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### Usage
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Using Mouser is easy. Only the Mouser shopping cart key is required for authentication. Its lifetime
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is endless. Mouser has an API for the shopping cart. On pressing the button a shopping
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cart is crated and all items are put into this shopping cart. When you login to the
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Mouser WEB shop you can use this shopping cart for your order.
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Please be aware that the plugin creates a new cart with a new ID each time the button is pressed.
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If you afterwards create a order in the WEB UI, be careful selecting the right one
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and delete all unused carts.
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#### Currency support
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Mouser needs a country code for currency support. The plugin selects a proper country based on
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the InvenTree currency setting and transfers this to Mouser. Mouser sends back the sopping cart
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in the correct currency. The currency name is shown in last line of the table.
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## Working with Digikey
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### Set up
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You need a registration on the [Digikey API products WEB page](https://developer.digikey.com).
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This is not your normal Digikey account for shopping. You have to apply separately. After
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registration create an organisation and inside the organization a production app.
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The most important thing to set is the OAuth Callback. This is an URL on your local server
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that is called by Digikey for key generation. The plugin sets up an URL for this.
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Just add your local IP. The entry should look somehow like:
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https://192.168.1.40:8123/plugin/suppliercart/digikeytoken/
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```
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In this example 192.168.1.40:8123 is the local IP address and port where my
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InvenTree development server runs. Place here the appropriate address.
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In Production products section make sure that Product information and MyLists is activated.
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In the View tab of your app you find the Client-ID and the Client-Secret. Place those in
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the plugin settings.
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Digikey Supplierparts have to by in your InvenTree Database as described already in
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the Mouser section.
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### Usage
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Using Digikey is more complex. The authorisation system is token based and they do not
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have a shopping cart API.
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#### Authorization
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The Digikey Client ID and the Client secret are the first things you need. With those
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you call an API endpoint. You HAVE to go through an interactive browser window and
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enter your credentials. Afterwards Digikey opens a callback URL on your local machine
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and transfers a key. With this key the plugin calls another API endpoint to create
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a token and a refresh token. The key gets bad after 60 seconds.
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The token is used for each call to a Digikey API. It is good for 30 minutes. It has to
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be refreshed using the refresh token. This one is valid for 90 days.
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The plugin has a button in the panel that initiates the first step. It opens a browser
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where you enter your credentials. When the OAuth callback is properly set the URL
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...plugin/suppliercart/digikeytoken/ is called. This triggers a call to
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https://api.digikey.com/v1/oauth2/token from where the plugin get the tokens. The tokens
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are stored in the plugin setting area. Do not change them manually.
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Each time you transfer a PO the refresh token is called independently from the
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tokens live time. This also refreshes the refresh token. So you are save when
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you use the plugin ate least once in 90 days. In case the token gets bad you need to
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create a fresh set using the token button again.
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If you are confused now read the documentation on the Digikey WEB page for more details.
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#### MyLists
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Digikey does not have such a simple shopping cart API. The plugin uses the MyLists API.
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It creates a list on the WEB shop that can easily be transferred to a shopping
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cart. When creating a list a list name has to be provided. The plugin creates a name
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based on the PO name and adding a -xx that counts upwards each time you push the button.
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The reason is that each name is allowed only once. Even when the list is deleted, the
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name stays blocked forever. If you are done with your order delete the lists from your
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Digikey WEB account.
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#### Currency support
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Digikey requires a country code and a currency code. The plugin uses the same translation
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as mentioned in the Mouser section and transfers both to Digikey. Digikey sends back the
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list in the correct currency. Unfortunately the currency code is not sent back. The only
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thing Digikey sends is a currency symbol but no info if $ is USD, AUD or whatever kind of Dollar.
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The plugin shows the symbol in the table for control.
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## Automatically add supplierparts
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The plugin can add supplierparts based on the supplier part number. For users with
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edit part permission a panel called "Automatic Supplier parts" is shown. Here
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you can select the supplier and add the exact supplier part number. The plugin
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will create a corresponding supplierpart. I can fill the following part fields automatically:
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- Supplier part number
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- URL
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- Package when available
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- Lifecycle status
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- Minimum order
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- Description
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If the supplier does not provide information for a field it it left empty.
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## How it works
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```
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def get_custom_panels(self, view, request)
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```
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This defines the panel. The function must return a panels list. Here it returns just one
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panel. The panel is returned under three conditions: The view must be PurchaseOrderDetail,
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the supplier must be Mouser or Digikey and the user must have edit permissions to purchase orders.
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The content_template is an html file that defines how the panel content looks.
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re_path(r'transfercart/(?P<pk>\d+)/', self.TransferCart, name='transfer-cart'),
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```
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Here we define the url that controls the panel. Let's look at the details here:
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- ```name='transfer-cart'```: This is the name under which the url is called from the html file. We will
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come to that later when we discuss the template.
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- ```self.TransferCart``` is the function that is called. It is defined later in this plugin
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- ```transfercart/(?P<pk>\d+)/``` The string that looks a bit like white noise defines the url. transfercart
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is the url which can be chosen freely. The ? is well known for parameters. In this case we get just one
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parameter, the orders primary key. \d+ is a regular expression that limits the parameters to a digital
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number with n digits.
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May be it is worth to leave a few more words on this. We define the url of the plugin. This is called by the Javascript
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function when we push the button. Let's have a look on the names and how they belong together:
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In the picture you see the relevant lines in the python and java code. The names in the coloured boxes need to match.
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In case something does not fit the panel will not render and you will get an error message.
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## Issues
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### Mouser messed up
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It can happen that the Mouser shopping cart API gets messed up and no item are added into
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your cart. Just delete the cart in that case and delete the key in the plugin setting.
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A new key will be created and usually works.
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### API keys are global
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The API keys and especially the proxy password are user specific and shall not be given to
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The API keys and especially the proxy password are user specific and shall not be given to
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others. Up to now there are no user specific settings in InvenTree. So these keys are global
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and visible to, at least every admin. All users who use the plugin will have the same
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keys. We use a team key to solve this.
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### Other suppliers
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Actually this works only for Mouser. Other suppliers like Digikey, Farnell or Buerklin
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might follow.
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### Missing DigiKey features
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Digikey allows more features like customer ID and list owners. These are not implemented so far.
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The plugin supports just a single Digikey organization and user. Some APIs require a createdBy
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value to be set. xxxx works fine so far.
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### https Callback
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The OAuto callback setting in your Digikey WEB account allows only https. http is not allowed.
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This is usually not a problem in production environments. However the development server
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usually runs http. But InvenTree has the required stuff for https on board. I just changed
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the runserver to runsslserver in tasks.py.
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