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westfarn
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Clients can run in-house retail without Shopify while keeping the same Docker/Django/Postgres stack and data-ownership promise. Closes #5.
43 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
43 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
from core.registry import (
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register_dashboard_collector,
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register_feature,
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register_portal_nav,
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register_public_nav,
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)
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def register() -> None:
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register_feature("shop")
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register_public_nav(section="shop", label="Shop", url_name="shop:list", order=30)
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register_portal_nav(
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section="shop_products",
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label="Products",
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url_name="shop_portal:product_list",
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group="Retail",
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order=10,
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)
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register_portal_nav(
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section="shop_orders",
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label="Orders",
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url_name="shop_portal:order_list",
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group="Retail",
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order=20,
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)
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register_dashboard_collector(_dashboard)
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def _dashboard(request) -> dict:
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from shop.models import Order, Product
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return {
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"open_shop_orders": Order.objects.filter(
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status__in=[Order.Status.OPEN, Order.Status.PAID]
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).count(),
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"low_stock_products": Product.objects.filter(
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is_published=True,
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track_inventory=True,
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fulfillment=Product.Fulfillment.STOCKED,
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stock_qty__lte=3,
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).count(),
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}
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