I am getting the following error. I am trying to have a page where I go to see a list of ingredients. once I arrive I want to update the ingredient quantity. Once I have done that I want to redirect to a page where I can update the ingredients again. I am getting the reverse_match_error.
where exactly would I put this reverse()?
in urls.py on line 23 is where I am updating the ingredients.
views.py
from django.shortcuts import render
from django.urls import path, reverse_lazy
from .models import Ingredient, MenuItem, Purchases, RecipeRequirement
from django.views.generic import ListView
# import one at the time write the view for it hook it up in urls.py check if it works than move on to the next one.
from .forms import MenuAdditionForm, IngredientAdditionForm, UpdateIngredientForm, RecipeAdditionForm # link the views and forms togather on this line
# errors can come from importing on the wrong django.views
from django.views.generic.edit import CreateView, UpdateView
from django.http import HttpResponse
# Create your views here.
def finance(request):
purchased_items = Purchases.objects.all() # this grabs every row in the purchases table
total_revenue = 0
for item in purchased_items:
total_revenue = total_revenue + item.menu_order.price #this uses the price of each item to calculate the revenue
print(str(total_revenue))
total_cost= ingredient_cost_calculate()
print(str(total_cost) + " this is the total cost calculation")
total_profit= total_revenue - total_cost
print(str(total_profit) + "total profit calculation amount")
return render(request,'inventory/finance.html', {"total_revenue": total_revenue, "total_cost":total_cost, "total_profit": total_profit})
# i want the price of the item and the cost of each item.
# what holds this information? my ingredient model.
# it holds the price per unit and the unit.
def ingredient_cost_calculate():
# classes do not store information objects do.
# i need the cost per ingredient multiplied by quantity used.
# I need to than for loop over all of the ingredients in a recipe and than apply the cost per ingredient function or
# the same mathematical operation.
# classes do not have the data, the objects do.
# when the customer purchases something an entry is made in the purchases table.
# Purchases.objects.all() grabs all of the Purchases data and puts it in a list.
purchases_objects = Purchases.objects.all()
# I need to find all of the ingredients per order. How do I get one order to find the ingredients on.
# I need to use a for loop to access each purchase.
menu_order_cost = 0
for purchase in purchases_objects:
menu_item_object = purchase.menu_order
# recipe requirements is a list of data
recipe_requirements = RecipeRequirement.objects.filter(recipe=menu_item_object)
# we iterate over that list with a for loop and access the iteration variable quantity fields.
for requirement in recipe_requirements:
cost_per_ingredient = requirement.quantity * requirement.ingredient.price_per_unit
menu_order_cost = menu_order_cost + cost_per_ingredient
return menu_order_cost
# the purchases are listed by names they do hold the ingredient data for each indvidual order.
def home(request):
return render(request,'inventory/home.html')
class MenuView(ListView):
# when we specify the model being used for the template its almost as if we import or give access
# to the html template the class data for us to use for loops and django code on.
model = MenuItem
template_name = 'inventory/menu.html'
class PurchaseView(ListView):
model = Purchases
template_name = 'inventory/purchases.html'
class IngredientsView(ListView):
model = Ingredient
template_name = "inventory/ingredients.html"
class IngredientsListUpdateView(ListView):
model = Ingredient
template_name = "inventory/ingredients_update.html"
class MenuAdditionView(CreateView):
model = MenuItem
template_name = "inventory/form_template.html"
form_class = MenuAdditionForm
# fields = ["name", "description", "price"]
class IngredientAdditionView(CreateView):
model = Ingredient
template_name = 'inventory/form_template.html'
form_class = IngredientAdditionForm
class UpdateIngredientView(UpdateView): # I am thinking this is an UpdateView
model = Ingredient
template_name = 'inventory/form_template.html'
fields = ["quantity", "price_per_unit"]
# success_url field attribute and reverse_lazy are used with updateview. upon successful completion of the viewd django
# will route the user to the url with the name pattern of ingredientupdate
success_url = reverse_lazy('ingredientupdate')
# fields = we need to input the fields of the columns that the provided model has.
class RecipeRequirementAdditionView(CreateView):
model = RecipeRequirement
template_name = 'inventory/form_template.html'
fields = ["ingredient", "recipe", "quantity"]
class PurchaseAdditionView(CreateView):
model = Purchases
template_name = 'inventory/form_template.html'
fields = ["menu_order", "timestamp"]
urls.py
# urls.py
from django.contrib import admin
from django.urls import path, include
# from inventory.views import finance, home, IngredientsView, MenuView, PurchaseView
from inventory import views # with every view imported you need to specify views.viewname as seen in this file in the code below
from django.views.generic.base import TemplateView
from django.http import HttpResponse
urlpatterns = [
path('', views.home, name='default'), # users don't need to see the rocket page anyway. they need to see the home page.
path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
path('finance/', views.finance, name='finance'),
path('home/', views.home, name='home'), #I am attempting to connect the home_view function with the views function.
path('ingredients/', views.IngredientsView.as_view(), name='ingredients'),
path('menu/', views.MenuView.as_view(), name='menu'),
path('purchases/', views.PurchaseView.as_view(), name='purchases'),
path('menu/add/',views.MenuAdditionView.as_view(success_url = "/menu/"), name="menuadd"),
path('ingredients/add/', views.IngredientAdditionView.as_view(success_url = "/ingredients/"), name='ingredientadd'), # if class based view it requires an as_view
path('ingredient/update/', views.UpdateIngredientView.as_view(success_url = "/ingredients/"), name='ingredientupdate'),
path('recipe/add/', views.RecipeRequirementAdditionView.as_view(success_url = "/menu/"), name='recipeadd'),
path('purchases/add/', views.PurchaseAdditionView.as_view(success_url = "/purchases/"), name = 'purchaseadd'),
path('update/inventory/<int:pk>/', views.IngredientsListUpdateView.as_view(), name='updateinventory'), # update view so the view had to be edited.
# cannot have conflicting path names or matching names
# finance is not a classed based view therefore i do not need an as_view
# error message views.finance() type error means I a. calling the fucntion wrong or I am not supposed to be calling it.
# It needs to know what it is updating.
]
base.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<title>Document</title>
</head>
<body>
<div class="topnav"> <!-- the green text is talking about paths the white is what is on the page-->
<a href="{% url 'home' %}">Home</a>
<a href="{% url 'ingredients' %}">Ingredients</a> <!-- name= connection-->
<a href="{% url 'menu' %}">Menu</a>
<a href="{% url 'finance' %}">Finance</a>
<a href="{% url 'purchases' %}">Purchases</a>
<a href="{% url 'menuadd' %}">Add Menu</a> <!--utilize name in urls.py -->
<a href="{% url 'ingredientadd' %}">Add Ingredient</a>
<a href="{% url 'recipeadd' %}">Add Receipe</a>
<a href="{% url 'purchaseadd' %}">Add Purchase</a>
<a href="{% url 'updateinventory'%}"> Update Inventory</a> <!-- I need a reverse-->
</div>
{% block content %}
{% endblock %}
</body>
</html>
NoReverseMatch ¶
exception NoReverseMatch ¶
The NoReverseMatch exception is raised by django.urls when a matching URL in your URLconf cannot be identified based on the parameters supplied.