SpiceManagementSystem

Dieses Projekt ermöglicht das Verwalten von Grundzutaten und Gewürzmischungen über ein Web-Panel. Um die lokale Entwicklungsumgebung zu starten, müssen zunächst alle Abhängigkeiten per composer install nachinstalliert werden.

Ist das geschehehn, muss zudem MariaDB installiert werden.

Anschließend muss die Datenbank migriert werden - siehe Datenbankstruktur.

Um den lokalen Entwicklungsserver zu starten folgendes eingeben:

php artisan serve

Vision

Dashboard:

• Füllstandsanzeigen (Rohstoffe)
• Produkte im Lager (Inventar)
• Produkt Sales in Zeitspanne (Todo: Warenausgang DB Tabelle)

FOKUS: Warenwirtschaft (Lager, etc.)

Todo:

• DB Schema abändern, sodass alle Änderungen an einem Produkt gespeichert werden und als Produkthistorie abgerufen werden können.
• Recipes funktionsfähig machen (Prozentual?)
• Garbage collector Produktbilder
• Produktgröße und -preise kombinieren
• Inventar (Unique items in inventar tabelle mit "ist noch da?" flag)
• Bei Inventar anlegen automatisch füllstände der rohstoffe je prozent im rezept und verpackungsgröße anpassen
• Warenausgang (Produktverkauf anlegen)
• Dashboard machen (s.o.)
• Frontend schöner machen (Umsortieren der Sidebar Elemente, etc.)
• Continious Deployment

Cronjobs

Den folgenden Cronjob auf dem Server anlegen, um die Laravel jobs auszuführen:

0 4 * * * /usr/bin/php8.3 /var/www/html/your_laravel_app/artisan uploads:cron > /tmp/cron_log.txt

Datenbankstruktur

Um die Tabellen in Filament anzulegen, folgenden Befehl ausführen:

php artisan migrate

bzw. im DEV-Mode wenn grundstäzlich geändert wird zu erneuten migrieren und Migrations-Cache leeren:

php artisan migrate:refresh

Table supplier {
  id int [primary key]
  name varchar [not null]
}

Table spices_suppliers { // delivery (i just try to use naming convetions)
    id int [primary key]
    spice_id int [ref: > spices.id]
    supplier_id int [ref: > supplier.id]
    amount decimal(10,2)
}
Table recipes {
    id int [pk, increment]
    name varchar(255) [not null]
    description text
}

Table spices {
    id int [pk, increment]
    name varchar(255) [not null]
    amount decimal(10,2)
    unit text
}

Table recipes_spices { // meta for every ingredient column of a spice
    spice_id int [ref: > spices.id]
    recipe_id int [ref: > recipes.id]
    
    amount_in_percent decimal(4,2) [not null]
    
    indexes {
        (recipe_id, spice_id) [pk]
    }
}

Table packings {
  id inbt [pk, increment]
  name varchar(255)
  size decimal(10,2)
}

Table products {
  id int [pk, increment]
  title text
  images json
  description text
  package_content text
  package_id int [ref: > packings.id]
  recipe_id int [ref: > recipes.id]
}

Table products_sizes {
  id int [pk, increment]
  gtin int
  description text
  product_id int [ref: > products.id]
  packing_id int [ref: > packings.id]
  price float
}

Table products_inventory {
    id int [pk, increment]
    product_id int [ref: > products.id]
    size_id int [ref: > products_sizes.id]
    out_at timestamp
}

IONOS-Shared Webhosting

Variablen für GH Action

Datenbank: 
    - DB_DATABASENAME
    - DB_DATABASEUSER
    - DB_HOSTNAME
MariaDB Version 10.11., Port 3306

SFTP:
    - SFTP_HOSTNAME
    - SFTP_USER

Domain: https://sms.bluefooted-booby-spices.com/,
Short-Domain sms.spices.blue, PHP Version 8.3

Um die Applikation auf Ionos Shared Webhosting zu hosten, muss die .htaccess-Datei so aussehen:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    <IfModule mod_negotiation.c>
        Options -MultiViews
    </IfModule>

    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /

    RewriteCond %{HTTP:Authorization} ^(.*)
    RewriteRule .* - [e=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:%1]

    # Redirect Trailing Slashes...
    RewriteRule ^(.*)/$ /$1 [L,R=301]

    # Handle Front Controller...
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteRule ^ /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

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