Do not rely on back-end and database inventory management system simple implementation, a bit like a joke, with their own line
Warehouse address github.com/FairyEver/i…
Pay attention to
Inventory-management/SRC /key.js was not uploaded to the warehouse
The content of the file is :(the key content has been replaced by XXX)
export default {
wilddog: {
syncURL: 'https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.wilddogio.com/'}}Copy the code
Address provided by syncURL for dingo real time communication service
If you don’t need to upload the data to the dragons, please delete the inventory management/SRC/store/index. The dragons in js synchronization related Settings
Or you can create your own dingo account and write your syncURL in key.js
If this step is not handled, the file cannot be found
Usage scenarios
It’s so important that it should be repeated for three times.
Don’t use this solution for important projects
Don’t use this solution for important projects
Don’t use this solution for important projects
This is a simple system without background database, all the data saved in the browser end, can be backed up to wild dog, can also import data, but this way is only suitable for personal use, their own record some things can, not suitable for formal projects
Data is stored
In simple terms, the local database is synchronized with vuEX, and the data can be uploaded to the cloud to prevent loss
interface
landing
Put in storage
outbound
Item management
Things change
Department of management
Department to modify
Library statistics
Storage statistics are grouped by items
Outbound statistics
Screening of outgoing statistical items
Outbound statistics are grouped by department
Library history
Outbound history
Data backup and restoration
Data import
The above screenshots are screenshots of the development process, do not represent the current effect, the final effect please clone the code to run
Operation method
# install dependencies
npm install
# serve with hot reload at localhost:8080
npm run dev
# build for production with minification
npm run build
# build for production and view the bundle analyzer report
npm run build --report
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