invoice

Icon

Invoice:

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Time Recording:

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Plan

I am trying to use the VatCode model in the invoice app, but we have a problem with the Contact record in the crm. The job app uses settings.CONTACT_MODEL, and the crm app has it’s own Contact.

I think the proper solution is to move Contact from the crm app and put it into a contact app.

Move TimeRecord from invoice to crm.

Update the invoice routines so they can invoice a generic line type. One of these types would be TimeRecord.

Create a new account app. Move VatCode into this account app.

At a later date, move the code from invoice and pay into the account app.

Credit Note

To create a credit note, list invoices for a contact, click Create draft invoice (without time records), enter the date for the credit note. Click Add line, enter a negative quantity and a positive price.

Warning

It is not possible to mix invoice and credit lines on one document. If you want to credit a customer, then create a separate credit note.

Date

To create an invoice for a particular date (the slug is for the contact):

from datetime import date
from crm.models import Contact
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from invoice.service import InvoiceCreate

invoice_date = date(2013, 12, 31)
slug = 'kb'
user_name = 'patrick.kimber'

invoice_create = InvoiceCreate()
contact = Contact.objects.get(slug=slug)
user = User.objects.get(username=user_name)
invoice_create.create(user, contact, invoice_date)

To create the invoice PDF, follow the PDF instructions below…

Export to R (Shiny)

Management command:

django-admin.py export_to_r

Note

The source code is at export_to_r

The export file is tab separated.
The net column is the total net value for the line.
The quantity column is the number of items supplied.

Tip

To get the price of a product, divide the net value by the quantity.

Outstanding

Tip

This code has been added to the invoice app at the following URL, /invoice/time/outstanding/

Who do I need to invoice (run from project folder using django-admin shell):

from invoice.models import TimeRecord
qs = TimeRecord.objects.filter(invoice_line__isnull=True, billable=True).order_by('ticket__contact__slug').distinct('ticket__contact__slug')
for t in qs: print(t.ticket.contact.slug)

How much time have I spent on a ticket:

# edit the ticket numbers in the source code
django-admin.py ticket_time_csv

PDF

To create the PDF for an invoice:

from invoice.models import Invoice
from invoice.service import InvoicePrint

invoice_number = 53

invoice = Invoice.objects.get(pk=invoice_number)
invoice.contact.name
invoice.pdf = None
InvoicePrint().create_pdf(invoice, header_image=None)

Templates and Mixins

Tip

All projects which use the invoice app should provide a detail URL named invoice.detail.

`BatchInvoiceListView`

from invoice.views import BatchInvoiceListMixin

class BatchInvoiceListView(
    LoginRequiredMixin,
    StaffuserRequiredMixin,
    BatchInvoiceListMixin,
    BaseMixin,
    ListView,
):
    template_name = "dash/batch_invoice_list.html"

Tip

You can use example_invoice/templates/example/batch_invoice_list.html as a starting point for your own template.

from .views import BatchInvoiceListView

url(
    regex=r"^batch/(?P<pk>\d+)/invoice/$",
    view=BatchInvoiceListView.as_view(),
    name="invoice.batch.invoice.list",
),

from invoice.tests.factories import BatchFactory

@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_batch_invoice_list(perm_check):
    batch = BatchFactory()
    url = reverse("invoice.batch.invoice.list", args=[batch.pk])
    perm_check.staff(url)

`InvoiceDetailMixin`

from braces.views import LoginRequiredMixin, StaffuserRequiredMixin
from django.views.generic import DetailView, TemplateView

from invoice.views import InvoiceDetailMixin

class InvoiceDetailView(
    LoginRequiredMixin,
    StaffuserRequiredMixin,
    InvoiceDetailMixin,
    BaseMixin,
    DetailView,
):
    template_name = "dash/invoice_detail.html"

Tip

The example_invoice/templates/example/invoice_detail.html example template shows an example of how to use the detail view:

{% include "invoice/_invoice_detail_header.html" %}
{% include "invoice/_invoice_detail.html" %}
{% include "invoice/_invoice_detail_lines.html" %}

Tip

Also see Magento App for the invoice detail include for the Magento app.

from .views import InvoiceDetailView

url(
    regex=r"^invoice/(?P<pk>\d+)/$",
    view=InvoiceDetailView.as_view(),
    name="invoice.detail",
),

test_view_perm.py:

from invoice.tests.factories import InvoiceFactory

@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_invoice_detail(perm_check):
    invoice = InvoiceFactory()
    url = reverse("invoice.detail", args=[invoice.pk])
    perm_check.staff(url)

InvoiceListMixin

from invoice.views import InvoiceListMixin

class InvoiceListView(
    LoginRequiredMixin,
    StaffuserRequiredMixin,
    InvoiceListMixin,
    BaseMixin,
    ListView,
):
    def get_context_data(self, **kwargs):
        context = super().get_context_data(**kwargs)
        context.update({"show_download": True})
        return context

from .views import InvoiceListView

url(
    regex=r"^invoice/$", view=InvoiceListView.as_view(), name="invoice.list"
),

DJANGO_APPS = (
    "django.contrib.humanize",

@pytest.mark.django_db
def test_invoice_list(perm_check):
    url = reverse("invoice.list")
    perm_check.staff(url)

Ticket Time

This is a temporary management command which will download all the time records for a list of tickets.

To use this command, start by restoring a backup of the data for your site.

Then edit the source code for the management command:

~/repo/dev/app/invoice/invoice/management/commands/ticket_time_csv.py

Update the list of numbers to include the tickets you want in your CSV file:

tickets = (
  732,

Run the management command:

django-admin.py ticket_time_csv