DirkJanJansen

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   Cash Register Version 2.0 with barcode logon and to 8 buttongroups

   1 points by DirkJanJansen 6y ago|0 comments
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   by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

   link project information: https://github.com/DirkJanJansen/Catering/blob/master/README...
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   Catering Point of Sale (POS),Tablemanagement in Python, PyQt5 and PosgreSQL(github.com)

   1 points by DirkJanJansen 6y ago|2 comments
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   by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

   Python, PyQt5 and database PostgreSQL. The target of the project is a point of sale (POS) for catering purposes as a open source project, including tablemanagement for 100 seats, 20 tables with 2 places and 15 tables with 4 places. Splittin
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   by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

   2020-06-26 Added 5 changeable buttongroups with each 39 programmable buttons. Bigger coloured buttons and removed logos from front end.
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   by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

   Changed to 40 bigger buttons. Layout changed and applied some colors. With thanks to Phillipharryt for his constructive comments. Thanks buddy!
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   by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

   In my past i have developed client server applications. Long time agoo before relational databases appear. In the time of dbii and clipper (compiler and linker) But i'am retired now and i have not a network in my home to apply with ip
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   by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

   Thank you. I did see it as positive, for your remarks were usefull. I looked already for bigger buttons without spaces and it becomes better. I thought already to make one button too switch between buttongroups in that way you can use 3 or
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   by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

   I have looked at C++. But development in Python is fast and you get more ideas. So for development and testing i should prefere Python and then i should program it in C++ for commercial use. I saw earlier in my former business, that interp
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    I don't know the difference. I learned myself python, Pyqt5 and postgreSQL in a relative short period, mostly by examples and documentation online. Got a little knowledge from my past by learning and programming in Clipper and QBasic f
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    Thank you for your inspiring comment.
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    Thank you for your response. In the installation directory is a changelog.txt in which all the changes and additions in the program are documented.
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    It's easy to put this on a server with clients pos. For a server database system postgreSQL is used.
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    You should not compare this with a commercial program, I'am a hobbyist and not a professional. I think it's a good effort for an open source product.
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    I did not design this for big environments. But maybe persons can use it for non profit organisations, for instance little shops in elderly homes. I worked as a volunteer in such an environment and i saw the struggle with other volunteers
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    I have not compared with commercial applications I made this as open source for the community. I have no background in retail.
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    CashRegister in PyQt5 with barcode logon and 32 programmable buttons(github.com)

    27 points by DirkJanJansen 6y ago|27 comments
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    Screenshot https://github.com/DirkJanJansen/Sales/blob/master/Cashregis... Documentation https://github.com/DirkJanJansen/Sales/blob/master/Installat...
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    Thank you for your comment. I already link the Readme towards screenshots and installation file due to other remarks of users.
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    Links for screenshots and installation files are added to the Readme.md Thanks for the hint
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    The screenshots are recently, only the registrationmark is 2017, when the first ideas of the project started. The thirst publication on Github was 2019
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    Odoo is a professional project, whereas Pandora is not. Besides Odoo is developed by many persons., where Pandora is a 1 person project
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    Thank you for your comment. I worked about 600 hours on the project, i'm retired, so i have the time. The links to the installation files and screenshots will be included in the readme. Good idea, Thanks!
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    I'm aware, that the code could be organised better. But keep in mind, that the program is not written by a professional. It's intended as an example for integration python with a database system for the community and i am convince
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    I developed in Dutch Later on i decided to document in English It's much work to translate the whole project in English Sorry!
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    The screenshots are available look: https://github.com/DirkJanJansen/Pandora/tree/master/Install...
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    by DirkJanJansen 6y ago

    I have no intention to make money with this project. I developed the program for the community for educational purposes as an example for database integration in python.
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    ERP-Application in Python, PyQt5 and PostgreSQL

    86 points by DirkJanJansen 6y ago|33 comments