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### Documentation for Quality Recticel Application
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#### **Overview**
The Quality Recticel application is a web-based system designed to manage and monitor quality control processes, user roles, and database interactions. It includes modules for scanning, quality assurance, warehouse management, and administrative settings.
---
### **Features**
#### 1. **User Management**
- **Roles**:
- `superadmin`: Full access to all features and settings.
- `administrator`: Limited administrative access.
- `quality`: Access to quality assurance features.
- `warehouse`: Access to warehouse management features.
- `scan`: Access to scanning features.
- **Functionalities**:
- Create, edit, and delete users.
- Assign roles to users.
- Manage user credentials.
#### 2. **Scan Module**
- **Input Form**:
- Allows users to input scan data, including:
- Operator Code
- CP Code
- OC1 Code
- OC2 Code
- Defect Code
- Date and Time
- **Latest Scans Table**:
- Displays the last 15 scans with details such as:
- Approved Quantity
- Rejected Quantity
- Data is dynamically fetched from the database.
#### 3. **Quality Module**
- Provides tools for quality assurance personnel to monitor and manage quality-related data.
#### 4. **Warehouse Module**
- Enables warehouse personnel to manage inventory and related processes.
#### 5. **Settings Module**
- **External Database Configuration**:
- Allows the `superadmin` to configure external database settings, including:
- Server Domain/IP
- Port
- Database Name
- Username and Password
- **User Management**:
- Provides an interface to manage users and their roles.
---
### **Database Structure**
#### **Table: `scan1_orders`**
- **Columns**:
- `Id`: Auto-incremented primary key.
- `operator_code`: Operator code (4 characters).
- `CP_full_code`: Full CP code (15 characters, unique).
- `OC1_code`: OC1 code (4 characters).
- `OC2_code`: OC2 code (4 characters).
- `CP_base_code`: Auto-generated base code (first 10 characters of `CP_full_code`).
- `quality_code`: Quality code (3 digits).
- `date`: Date in `yyyy-mm-dd` format.
- `time`: Time in `hh:mm:ss` format.
- `approved_quantity`: Number of approved items (calculated dynamically).
- `rejected_quantity`: Number of rejected items (calculated dynamically).
#### **Triggers**
- **`increment_approved_quantity`**:
- Updates `approved_quantity` based on the number of rows with the same `CP_base_code` and `quality_code = 000`.
- **`increment_rejected_quantity`**:
- Updates `rejected_quantity` based on the number of rows with the same `CP_base_code` and `quality_code != 000`.
---
### **Key Files**
#### 1. **`run.py`**
- Entry point for the application.
- Starts the Flask server.
#### 2. **`routes.py`**
- Defines the routes and logic for the application.
- Handles user authentication, form submissions, and database interactions.
#### 3. **`models.py`**
- Defines the `User` model for managing user data.
#### 4. **`create_scan_1db.py`**
- Script to create the `scan1_orders` table in the database.
#### 5. **`create_triggers.py`**
- Script to create database triggers for dynamically updating `approved_quantity` and `rejected_quantity`.
#### 6. **`seed.py`**
- Seeds the database with default users.
#### 7. **Templates**
- **`scan.html`**:
- Interface for the Scan Module.
- **`settings.html`**:
- Interface for managing users and external database settings.
---
### **How to Run the Application**
1. **Set Up the Environment**:
- Install dependencies:
```bash
pip install flask mariadb
```
2. **Configure the Database**:
- Update the `external_server.conf` file with the correct database credentials.
3. **Create the Database and Triggers**:
- Run the create_scan_1db.py script:
```bash
python py_app/app/db_create_scripts/create_scan_1db.py
```
- Run the create_triggers.py script:
```bash
python py_app/app/db_create_scripts/create_triggers.py
```
4. **Seed the Database**:
- Run the seed.py script:
```bash
python py_app/seed.py
```
5. **Start the Application**:
- Run the run.py file:
```bash
python py_app/run.py
```
6. **Access the Application**:
- Open a browser and navigate to:
```
http://127.0.0.1:5000
```
---
### **Troubleshooting**
1. **Database Connection Issues**:
- Ensure the `external_server.conf` file is correctly configured.
- Verify that the database server is running.
2. **Trigger Errors**:
- Check the trigger definitions in the database using:
```sql
SHOW TRIGGERS;
```
3. **Form Submission Errors**:
- Verify that all required fields in the form are filled out.
4. **Permission Issues**:
- Ensure the user has the correct role for accessing specific modules.
---
### **Future Enhancements**
- Add detailed logging for debugging.
- Implement role-based access control for more granular permissions.
- Add support for exporting scan data to CSV or Excel.
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Save this content as `documentation.md` in the root directory of your project.3. **Form Submission Errors**:
- Verify that all required fields in the form are filled out.
4. **Permission Issues**:
- Ensure the user has the correct role for accessing specific modules.
---
### **Future Enhancements**
- Add detailed logging for debugging.
- Implement role-based access control for more granular permissions.
- Add support for exporting scan data to CSV or Excel.
---
Save this content as `documentation.md` in the root directory of your project.