Owen
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Checkout:
- assets.AssignUser + POST /app/assets/{id}/checkout assign/unassign an
asset's user independent of the full edit form. New shared
#checkoutModal, wired from a "Check Out..." context-menu action, backed
by GET /app/assets/{id} and GET /app/users/options JSON endpoints.
Quantity / uniqueness:
- Item types gain an IsUnique flag (checked by default, matching prior
behavior). Assets gain a Quantity column, fixed at 1 for unique types
and adjustable via +/- steppers (POST /app/assets/{id}/quantity) for
non-unique ones. Flipping a type back to unique clamps existing assets'
quantity back to 1. CSV import/export gained a Quantity column.
Migration 0003_quantity.sql.
Contacts:
- New models.RoleContact: an assignable person who cannot sign in
(User.CanLogin). Migration 0004_contacts.sql rebuilds the users table
(SQLite can't alter a CHECK constraint in place) to allow the role.
Users form/list updated; contact creation auto-generates an unusable
password since the login path is blocked by role regardless.
QR asset tags and printable labels:
- Each asset's QR code (via github.com/skip2/go-qrcode, pure Go) encodes
an absolute /scan/<tag> URL; GET /scan/{tag} resolves it and redirects
into /inventory?asset=<id>, which app.js picks up on load to
auto-select that asset - works from a phone camera or a USB
scanner-as-keyboard-wedge pointed at the address bar.
- GET /labels renders a print-ready sheet (right-click an asset for one
label, a folder for every asset in it) with a template switcher between
Avery 5160 (verified dimensions) and 61526 asset tag labels (best-effort
layout, flagged as such on the page).
Also refreshed README to reflect the right-click-first tree UX and all of
the above.
22 lines
704 B
Go
22 lines
704 B
Go
package web
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import (
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"fmt"
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"net/http"
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"net/url"
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)
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// handleScan resolves a scanned or printed asset tag (the payload of a
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// label's QR code) and redirects into the inventory page with that asset
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// selected. Scanning with a phone camera opens this URL directly; a USB
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// barcode scanner focused on the browser's address bar works the same way.
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func (a *App) handleScan(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
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tag := r.PathValue("tag")
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asset, err := a.Assets.GetByTag(r.Context(), tag)
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if err != nil {
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http.Redirect(w, r, "/inventory?scan_error="+url.QueryEscape(tag), http.StatusSeeOther)
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return
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}
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http.Redirect(w, r, fmt.Sprintf("/inventory?asset=%d", asset.ID), http.StatusSeeOther)
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}
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