Could use pyqt5 but its lowkey ugly, try and find some GUI solutions that arent ugly.

Possibly just make webapp?

some parts of new order form should be required and some should not.

Pickup Date should not be required.
Order type (?) should not be required. Idk.

In some cases buttons are using and some are using <\a>, so there are some weird styling issues going on.

Need to either, find a way to convert all to same type. OR, just fix the css to make them look good (same size)

so i should have had a .gitignore already added when I first made the repo. My bad.

because we do not want to track a lot of files such as the db, .pyc files, and a bunch of other stuff. But its really confusing to add a .gitignore after you have already started the project so Im trying to figure out how to fix it.

may need to take code and make new repo.

I'm thinking SQL, possibly hosted on an AWS Server? but we have our own server at 12th man so maybe try and figure that out?

Perhaps for the start just make it work locally, then scale up to work dynamically through our servers or sumn

Orders need to be displayed in a way that a single order is clearly grouped by its self. I also want it to have a update button and delete button for each order.

I want the site to look good and have a theme that holds throughout the entire site. Currently has basic CSS to make not look like complete buns, but not a huge fan of it.

I think we should use mainly white + maroon for buttons and small parts, but I dont want maroon overload.
also should include 12th man tech logo somewhere.

Im thinking either we go navbar route (so all possible actions are reachable from navbar ie. neworder, vieworders. etc), or just central widget that changes for each action and always has a back button available.

Need a way to edit orders after being added. Should be very easy to do from the order detail view, either a button that says edit that enables editing, or just have it so you can already edit without button.

Cubby is its own model and has a one to many relationship with orders. (an order can have one cubby, but one cubby can have multiple orders). As of now A1 is the only one listed in the DB, need to add all.

Can be done in admin panel. Perhaps also another way to do it quickly by just adding a list of all cubbies or something? IDK only needs to be done once hopefully so

Users should be able to search for an order by name, I want it to be dynamically searched so the list changes as your type, because names are often misspelled so i think some sort of search algorithm needs to be implemented

Possible help

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.2/topics/db/search/

from django.db.models import QuerySet

queryset = QuerySet.objects.filter(field__exact='value')

Heres a list of everything from the excel sheet that we may want to keep track of

• Name
• Ready Date
• Days Until Salvage
• Cubby Number
• Ecom or Store
• Permission to pickup (like giving someone else permission i think)
• Date of Pickup
• Contact Date (last time contacted, need to also see all previous days contacted)