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* Simplified dockerfile - Changed from alpine to python:slim - Removed some database libs (because we *connect* to a db, not host it) * - Add gettext as required package - Only create inventree user as part of production build (leave admin access for dev build) * Tweaks for tasks.py * Fix user permissions (drop to inventree user) * Drop to the 'inventree' user level as part of init.sh - As we have mounted volumes at 'run time' we need to ensure that the inventree user has correct permissions! - Ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39397548/how-to-give-non-root-user-in-docker-container-access-to-a-volume-mounted-on-the * Adjust user setup - Only drop to non-root user as part of "production" build - Mounted external volumes make it tricky when in the dev build - Might want to revisit this later on * More dockerfile changes - reduce required system packages - * Add new docker github workflow * Print some more debug * GITHUB_BASE_REF * Add gnupg to base requirements * Improve debug output during testing * Refactoring updates for label printing API - Update weasyprint version to 55.0 - Generate labels as pdf files - Provide filename to label printing plugin - Additional unit testing - Improve extraction of some hidden debug data during TESTING - Fix a spelling mistake (notifaction -> notification) * Working on github action * More testing * Add requirement for pdf2image * Fix label printing plugin and update unit testing * Add required packages for CI * Move docker files to the top level directory - This allows us to build the production image directly from soure - Don't need to re-download the source code from github - Note: The docker install guide will need to be updated! * Fix for docker ci file * Print GIT SHA * Bake git information into the production image * Add some exta docstrings to dockerfile * Simplify version check script * Extract git commit info * Extract docker tag from check_version.py * Newline * More work on the docker workflow * Dockerfile fixes - Directory / path issues * Dockerfile fixes - Directory / path issues * Ignore certain steps on a pull request * Add poppler-utils to CI * Consolidate version check into existing CI file * Don't run docker workflow on pull request * Pass docker image tag through to the build Also check .j2k files * Add supervisord.conf example file back in * Remove --no-cache-dir option from pip install |
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InvenTree
Open Source Inventory Management System
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🌟 About the Project
InvenTree is an open-source Inventory Management System which provides powerful low-level stock control and part tracking. The core of the InvenTree system is a Python/Django database backend which provides an admin interface (web-based) and a REST API for interaction with external interfaces and applications.
InvenTree is designed to be lightweight and easy to use for SME or hobbyist applications, where many existing stock management solutions are bloated and cumbersome to use. Updating stock is a single-action process and does not require a complex system of work orders or stock transactions.
Powerful business logic works in the background to ensure that stock tracking history is maintained, and users have ready access to stock level information.
🎯 Features
- Organize Parts and BOMs
- Manage Suppliers
- Instant Stock Knowledge
- Extend and Customize to fit your usage
🧭 Roadmap
- Plugins
- Improved Importers
- Custom Workflow Processes
🛠️ Integration
InvenTree is designed to be extensible, and provides multiple options for integration with external applications or addition of custom plugins:
👾 Tech Stack
Server
Database
Client
🧰 Getting Started
Refer to the getting started guide for installation and setup instructions.
📱 Mobile App
InvenTree is supported by a companion mobile app which allows users access to stock control information and functionality.
🚋 Deploy
There are several options to deploy InvenTree.
Docker · · Bare Metal
👋 Contributing
Contributions are welcomed and encouraged. Please help to make this project even better! Refer to the contribution page in the docs and check out contributing.md.
📜 Translation
Native language translation of the InvenTree web application is community contributed via crowdin. Contributions are welcomed and encouraged.
To contribute to the translation effort, navigate to the InvenTree crowdin project, create a free account, and start making translations suggestions for your language of choice!
💸 Sponsor
If you use InvenTree and find it to be useful, please consider making a donation toward its continued development.
💎 Acknowledgements
We would like to acknowledge a few special projects:
- PartKeepr as a valuable predecessor and inspiration
- Readme Template for the template of this page
Find a full list of used third-party libraries in our documentation.
⚠️ License
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.