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Add a shop sales dashboard with 30-day charts (#4)
## Summary
- Closes #3
- Portal Retail **Sales** page: 30-day orders/revenue/units/AOV, daily charts, top products
- Home dashboard cards for 30-day shop sales and revenue
- Stacks on #2. Merge that first, then retarget `master` if needed.

## Test plan
- [ ] Sales page requires login; empty state with no paid orders
- [ ] Paid/fulfilled in the last 30 days counted; unpaid/old excluded
- [ ] Home dashboard shows 30-day sales count
- [ ] `manage.py test shop`

Reviewed-on: #4
2026-09-06 18:35:20 -07:00

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from core.registry import (
register_dashboard_collector,
register_feature,
register_portal_nav,
register_public_nav,
)
def register() -> None:
register_feature("shop")
register_public_nav(section="shop", label="Shop", url_name="shop:list", order=30)
register_portal_nav(
section="shop_sales",
label="Sales",
url_name="shop_portal:sales",
group="Retail",
order=5,
)
register_portal_nav(
section="shop_products",
label="Products",
url_name="shop_portal:product_list",
group="Retail",
order=10,
)
register_portal_nav(
section="shop_orders",
label="Orders",
url_name="shop_portal:order_list",
group="Retail",
order=20,
)
register_dashboard_collector(_dashboard)
def _dashboard(request) -> dict:
from django.db.models import Q
from shop.models import Order, Product
from shop.stats import sales_summary
sales = sales_summary()
return {
"open_shop_orders": Order.objects.filter(
status__in=[Order.Status.OPEN, Order.Status.PAID]
).count(),
"low_stock_products": Product.objects.filter(
is_published=True,
track_inventory=True,
fulfillment=Product.Fulfillment.STOCKED,
)
.filter(Q(colors__stock_qty__lte=3) | Q(colors__isnull=True, stock_qty__lte=3))
.distinct()
.count(),
"shop_sales_30d": sales["order_count"],
"shop_revenue_30d": sales["revenue"],
}