use strict;
use base qw(Exporter);
-our @EXPORT = qw(create_warehouse_and_bins set_stock transfer_stock transfer_sales_delivery_order transfer_purchase_delivery_order transfer_delivery_order_item transfer_in transfer_out);
+our @EXPORT_OK = qw(
+ create_warehouse_and_bins set_stock transfer_stock
+ transfer_sales_delivery_order transfer_purchase_delivery_order
+ transfer_delivery_order_item transfer_in transfer_out
+);
+our %EXPORT_TAGS = (ALL => \@EXPORT_OK);
use SL::DB::Warehouse;
use SL::DB::Bin;
Creates a new warehouse and bins, and immediately saves them. Returns the
warehouse and the first bin object.
+
my ($wh, $bin) = SL::Dev::Inventory::create_warehouse_and_bins();
Create named warehouse with 10 bins:
- my ($wh, $bin) = SL::Dev::Inventory::create_warehouse_and_bins(warehouse_description => 'Testlager',
- bin_description => 'Testlagerplatz',
- number_of_bins => 10,
- );
+
+ my ($wh, $bin) = SL::Dev::Inventory::create_warehouse_and_bins(
+ warehouse_description => 'Test warehouse',
+ bin_description => 'Test bin',
+ number_of_bins => 10,
+ );
+
To access the second bin:
+
my $bin2 = $wh->bins->[1];
=head2 C<set_stock %PARAMS>
Change the stock level of a certain part by creating an inventory event.
To access the updated onhand the part object needs to be loaded afterwards.
-Mandatory params:
- part - an SL::DB::Part object or a parts_id
- qty | abs_qty
- qty : the qty to increase of decrease the stock level by
- abs_qty : sets stock level for a certain part to abs_qty by creating
- a stock event with the current difference
+Parameter:
+
+=over 4
+
+=item C<part>
+
+Mandatory. An SL::DB::Part object or a parts_id.
+
+=item C<qty>
+
+The qty to increase of decrease the stock level by.
+
+Exactly one of C<qty> and C<abs_qty> is mandatory.
+
+=item C<abs_qty>
+
+Sets stock level for a certain part to abs_qty by creating a stock event with
+the current difference.
+
+Exactly one of C<qty> and C<abs_qty> is mandatory.
+
+=item C<bin_id>
-Optional params:
- bin_id | bin
- shippingdate : may be a DateTime object or a string that needs to be parsed by parse_date_to_object.
- unit : SL::DB::Unit object, or the name of an SL::DB::Unit object
+=item C<bin>
+
+Optional. The bin for inventory entry.
If no bin is passed the default bin of the part is used, if that doesn't exist
either there will be an error.
+=item C<shippingdate>
+
+Optional. May be a DateTime object or a string that needs to be parsed by
+parse_date_to_object.
+
+=item C<unit>
+
+Optional. SL::DB::Unit object, or the name of an SL::DB::Unit object.
+
+=back
+
C<set_stock> creates the SL::DB::Inventory object from scratch, rather
than passing params to WH->transfer_in or WH->transfer_out.
Examples:
+
my $part = SL::DB::Manager::Part->find_by(partnumber => '1');
- SL::Dev::Inventory::set_stock(part => $part, qty => 5);
+ SL::Dev::Inventory::set_stock(part => $part, abs_qty => 5);
SL::Dev::Inventory::set_stock(part => $part, qty => -2);
$part->load;
$part->onhand; # 3
Set stock level of a part in a certain bin_id to 10:
+
SL::Dev::Inventory::set_stock(part => $part, bin_id => 99, abs_qty => 10);
Create 10 warehouses with 5 bins each, then create 100 parts and increase the
stock qty in a random bin by a random positive qty for each of the parts:
- SL::Dev::Inventory::create_warehouse_and_bins(warehouse_description => "Testlager $_") for ( 1 .. 10 );
- SL::Dev::Part::create_part(description => "Testpart $_")->save for ( 1 .. 100 );
+ SL::Dev::Inventory::create_warehouse_and_bins(
+ warehouse_description => "Test Warehouse $_"
+ ) for 1 .. 10;
+ SL::Dev::Part::create_part(
+ description => "Test Part $_"
+ )->save for 1 .. 100;
my $bins = SL::DB::Manager::Bin->get_all;
- SL::Dev::Inventory::set_stock(part => $_,
- qty => int(rand(99))+1,
- bin => $bins->[ rand @{$bins} ],
- ) foreach @{ SL::DB::Manager::Part->get_all() };
+ SL::Dev::Inventory::set_stock(
+ part => $_,
+ qty => int(rand(99))+1,
+ bin => $bins->[ rand @{$bins} ],
+ ) for @{ SL::DB::Manager::Part->get_all };
=head2 C<transfer_stock %PARAMS>
Transfers parts from one bin to another.
-Mandatory params:
- part | parts_id - an SL::DB::Part object or a parts_id
- from_bin - an SL::DB::Bin object
- to_bin qty - an SL::DB::Bin object
+Parameters:
+
+=over 4
+
+=item C<part>
+
+=item C<part_id>
+
+Mandatory. An SL::DB::Part object or a parts_id.
+
+=item C<from_bin>
+
+=item C<to_bin>
-Optional params: shippingdate
+Mandatory. SL::DB::Bin objects.
+
+=item C<qty>
+
+Mandatory.
+
+=item C<shippingdate>
+
+Optional.
+
+=back
The unit is always base_unit and there is no check for negative stock values.
my ($wh, $bin) = SL::Dev::Inventory::create_warehouse_and_bins();
my $part = SL::Dev::Part::create_part->save;
- SL::Dev::Inventory::set_stock(part => $part, bin_id => $wh->bins->[2]->id, qty => 5);
- SL::Dev::Inventory::transfer_stock(part => $part,
- from_bin => $wh->bins->[2],
- to_bin => $wh->bins->[4],
- qty => 3
- );
+ SL::Dev::Inventory::set_stock(
+ part => $part,
+ bin_id => $wh->bins->[2]->id,
+ qty => 5,
+ );
+ SL::Dev::Inventory::transfer_stock(
+ part => $part,
+ from_bin => $wh->bins->[2],
+ to_bin => $wh->bins->[4],
+ qty => 3,
+ );
$part->get_stock(bin_id => $wh->bins->[4]->id); # 3.00000
$part->get_stock(bin_id => $wh->bins->[2]->id); # 2.00000
As this is just Dev it doesn't check for negative stocks etc.
Usage:
+
my $sales_delivery_order = SL::DB::Manager::DeliveryOrder->find_by(donumber => 112);
SL::Dev::Inventory::transfer_sales_delivery_order($sales_delivery_order1);
Doesn't check for available qty.
Usage:
+
SL::Dev::Inventory::transfer_delivery_order_item($doi, $wh, $bin, $trans_type);
=head2 C<transfer_in %PARAMS>
Does some param checking, sets some defaults, but otherwise uses WH->transfer.
-Mandatory params:
- part - an SL::DB::Part object
- qty - a number
+Parameters:
+
+=over 4
+
+=item C<part>
+
+Mandatory. An SL::DB::Part object.
+
+=item C<qty>
+
+Mandatory.
+
+=item C<bin>
+
+Optional. An SL::DB::Bin object, defaults to $part->bin.
-Optional params: shippingdate
- bin - an SL::DB::Bin object, defaults to $part->bin
- wh - an SL::DB::Bin object, defaults to $part->warehouse
- unit - a string such as 't', 'Stck', defaults to $part->unit->name
- shippingdate - a DateTime object, defaults to today
- transfer_type - a string such as 'correction', defaults to 'stock'
- comment
+=item C<wh>
+
+Optional. An SL::DB::Bin object, defaults to $part->warehouse.
+
+=item C<unit>
+
+Optional. A string such as 't', 'Stck', defaults to $part->unit->name.
+
+=item C<shippingdate>
+
+Optional. A DateTime object, defaults to today.
+
+=item C<transfer_type>
+
+Optional. A string such as 'correction', defaults to 'stock'.
+
+=item C<comment>
+
+Optional.
+
+=back
Example minimal usage using part default warehouse and bin:
+
my ($wh, $bin) = SL::Dev::Inventory::create_warehouse_and_bins();
- my $part = SL::Dev::Part::create_part(unit => 'kg', warehouse => $wh, bin => $bin)->save;
- SL::Dev::Inventory::transfer_in(part => $part, qty => '0.9', unit => 't', comment => '900 kg in t');
+ my $part = SL::Dev::Part::create_part(
+ unit => 'kg',
+ warehouse => $wh,
+ bin => $bin,
+ )->save;
+ SL::Dev::Inventory::transfer_in(
+ part => $part,
+ qty => 0.9,
+ unit => 't',
+ comment => '900 kg in t',
+ );
Example with specific transfer_type and warehouse and bin and shipping_date:
+
my $shipping_date = DateTime->today->subtract( days => 20 );
- SL::Dev::Inventory::transfer_in(part => $part,
- qty => 5,
- transfer_type => 'correction',
- bin => $bin,
- shipping_date => $shipping_date,
- );
+ SL::Dev::Inventory::transfer_in(
+ part => $part,
+ qty => 5,
+ transfer_type => 'correction',
+ bin => $bin,
+ shipping_date => $shipping_date,
+ );
=head2 C<transfer_out %PARAMS>
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