How ahmedchallal54/first_tp works
The repository contains a Django project for managing a modeled production-and-sales domain. The models cover geography and facilities, machines and production operations, products and stock, suppliers and transport, and retail points and invoices. The only implemented user-facing route is Django’s admin; the app’s views are empty. The graph therefore shows admin-driven model management, not an unimplemented operational workflow. Source sampling confirms the model definitions and admin registrations; broader capabilities are inferred from those fields, not from documented behavior.
Main entry points: admin.py Model registrations · db.sqlite3 SQLite database · urls.py Admin route · models.py Countries, cities, sites
Components 14
Admin interface
- Admin route
velos/velos/urls.py - Model registrations
velos/high_level/admin.py
Production domain
- Countries, cities, sites
velos/high_level/models.py - Machines and quantities
velos/high_level/models.py - Production operations
velos/high_level/models.py
Supply and stock
- Products and quantities
velos/high_level/models.py - Stock records
velos/high_level/models.py - Suppliers and prices
velos/high_level/models.py - Transport routes
velos/high_level/models.py
Retail and sales
- Sales locations
velos/high_level/models.py - Customer invoices
velos/high_level/models.py
Persistence
- Django configuration
velos/velos/settings.py - SQLite database
velos/db.sqlite3
Other components
- Admin user
Connections 21
- Admin user → Admin route: requests
- Admin route → Model registrations: serves admin
- Model registrations → Countries, cities, sites: registers
- Model registrations → Machines and quantities: registers
- Model registrations → Production operations: registers
- Model registrations → Products and quantities: registers
- Model registrations → Stock records: registers
- Model registrations → Suppliers and prices: registers
- Model registrations → Transport routes: registers
- Model registrations → Sales locations: registers
- Model registrations → Customer invoices: registers
- Django configuration → SQLite database: configures
- Countries, cities, sites → SQLite database: persists via ORM
- Machines and quantities → SQLite database: persists via ORM
- Production operations → SQLite database: persists via ORM
- Products and quantities → SQLite database: persists via ORM
- Stock records → SQLite database: persists via ORM
- Suppliers and prices → SQLite database: persists via ORM
- Transport routes → SQLite database: persists via ORM
- Sales locations → SQLite database: persists via ORM
- Customer invoices → SQLite database: persists via ORM