Inventory-Manager

An inventory management system using Flask

Getting Started

Clone this repository and set your path to it's folder, to get it up and running on your local system.

git clone https://github.com/marination/Inventory-Manager.git
cd Inventory-Manager

What to look for here?

• System Summary
• Running the app
• Features
  1. Adding Products and Locations
  2. Deleting Products and Locations
  3. Moving Products
  4. Editing Products and Locations
• Built Using
• License

Prerequisites

To run this system you will need :

• Python 3
• Flask
• SQLALCHEMY
• WTForms

Assuming you have Python, proceed to install the rest using the command below:

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

System Summary

This system is built to simulate a warehouse environment and handles balancing quantities over warehouses. It has 4 main views including Overview,Products,Locations and Transfers. Products and Locations let you add,edit and delete entries from the system. Transfers lets you move items into the central warehouse, out of the central warehouse; also to and from various locations.It also displays transfer history. Overview will display products,warehouses and their respective balanced quantities.

Running the app

1. Set your current path to where the cloned folder is and run the file run.py

2. Either copy paste the url as shown above into your browser or simply check into localhost:5000/ as shown below. You will see the initial views of each page as no actions are performed.

Features

Adding Products and Locations

Products require product name and quantity to be filled. Location only requires location name

Deleting Products and Locations

Deleting only requires a button click, although the transfers(if any) will remain in the history.

Moving products

Here products can be moved to a location, from a location as well as to and from a location. Products need to initially be added to various locations from the central warehouse.

Editing Products and Locations

Change in product or loaction name creates changes in their names in the history and system overview.So, you can rectify a spelling error and still not loose any data.

Built using

• Flask
• SQLAlchemy

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details