The Vendor Management System, developed using Django, is a web application designed for streamlined vendor relationship management.
It encompasses functionalities for managing vendor profiles, tracking purchase orders, and evaluating vendor performance.
Users can create, update, and delete vendor profiles, monitor purchase orders, and assess vendor performance metrics such as on-time delivery rate, quality rating average, average response time, and fulfillment rate.
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Start and Plan: Understand the project scope and set up the basic structure.
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Vendor Setup: Create a system to manage vendor information and test it.
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Purchase Order Management: Develop purchase order forms and check their functionality.
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Performance Evaluation: Add a scoring system for vendors and calculate scores dynamically.
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Historical Tracking: Include a history feature to track vendor performance over time.
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Testing Phase: Conduct thorough testing, find and fix bugs.
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Deployment: Put the system online for use.
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Maintenance: Keep an eye on the system, fix issues, and assist users.
- User/Admin can add or remove vendors
- Vendors can see the list of different members
- Admin can give the perfect calculations for performance
- Easy to use
- API endpoints can be checked using Django ORM
- No need of any tools is needed for API endpoints checking.
POST /api/vendors/: Create a new vendor.
GET /api/vendors/: List all vendors.
GET /api/vendors/{vendor_id}/: Retrieve a specific vendor's details.
PUT /api/vendors/{vendor_id}/: Update a vendor's details.
DELETE /api/vendors/{vendor_id}/: Delete a vendor. POST /api/purchase_orders/: Create a purchase order.
GET /api/purchase_orders/: List all purchase orders with an option to filter by vendor.
GET /api/purchase_orders/{po_id}/: Retrieve details of a specific purchase order.
PUT /api/purchase_orders/{po_id}/: Update a purchase order.
DELETE /api/purchase_orders/{po_id}/: Delete a purchase order. GET /api/vendors/{vendor_id}/performanceStack: Python, Django, dbsqlite3
Server: localhost:8000
python -m venv venv
source venv/Scripts/activate
pip install django
pip install djangorestframework
pip install -r requirements.txt
python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py createsuperuser
python manage.py runserver
http://localhost:8000/vendors/ --for vendor list
http://localhost:8000/admin --for adminTo deploy this project on git
($ pip freeze > requirements.txt) ### It will freeze all the requirements in one txt file ###
($ git init) ### It will initialize the folder as a local Git repository ###
($ git status) ### This command to check if there are any changes to your Django code that need to be pushed to git ###
($ git add -A) ### The -A flag is for all. It is used for adding all the commits to a repository ###
($ git commit -m "initial commit") ### It is for passing the message to repository ###
### Create A New Github Repository ###
- Click the ‘+’ dropdown at the top right corner of your GitHub dashboard and click on the ‘New Repository’ option.
- Type the name of the Repository. It is best practice to give it the same name as that of your Django project.
- Give a description of the project if you wish to do so.
- Choose if it is going to be a Private or Public directory.
- The next step ‘Initialize your project with:’ is optional, skip it if you wish to.
### Click the ‘Create Reposity’ button ###
($ git remote add origin https://github.com/bhush-n/vendor_management.git) ### It will add a new remote origin ###
($ git branch -M main) ### It is used to shift to the main branch from master ###
($ git push -u origin main) ### It will push your code the remote repository which you have added recently ###
Simple HTML page for Vendor List\
Vendor List API Endpoint
Purchase Order API Endpoint
Historical Performance API Endpoint
This project is assisgned by the following company:
First of all check all your databases if the db file has been created or not. Still if the problem pursuits, go to migration files and delete all the migrations files without init.py. Remigrate the database and it should be solved now.
How to check the database
Run the following commands in bash.
- python manage.py dbshell
- .table
Api endpoints can only be checked by the tools like POSTMAN or you can check it using DJANGO_ORM.
For using Django-ORM, You have to register for the admin in project using
- python manage.py createsuperuser
Then you have to create the admin pages for all the API endpoints models in admin.py file.
After successfully completing all this steps, You can now check your endpoints without any error.
If your server is not running by following IP: http://127.0.0.1:8000/vendors/ or http://localhost:8000/vendors/, It might happen beacause of unproper url paths.
Recheck your urls.py in app if it correctly given or not.
4) I have successfully installed djangorestframework but still it is giving error for it is not defined, what should i do?
It might happen almost because of only one mistake you do, Which is not installing the appname or library name in INSTALLED APP setting present in settings.py file of main project.
- If you have more questions you can drop a mail on :For support, email bhushanch45@gmail.com