Part production sheet

The outermost structure looks like that:

parts attribute is a list containing all of the selected MesParts.

That’s why you would usually iterate over the parts in the template.
Example:

Following attributes are available for every item in parts:

• issue_date
  Date + time when the prod sheet was created
  Example:
  {{ part.issue_date }}
  
  

• picture_url
  URL to get the part thumbnail
  Example:

  <img src="{{ part.picture_url }}" alt="part_image" class="line-image" >

   

• part_url
  URL to the part detail page of a part
  It is used to create a qr code, that’s why ?qr is added at the end of the URL
  Example:

  {% qr_from_text part.part_url size="2" image_format="png" error_correction="L" %}

   

• batch_url
  URL to the mobile-optimised batch workflow detail page.
  This variable holds the URL only if the part is associated with exactly one batch.

  • If the part has one batch, the URL is used to create a QR code for quick access to the batch workflow.

  • If the part has multiple batches, the value is None.
    (The template can handle this case by displaying a message instead of generating a QR code.)

  Example:

  {% if part.batch_url %} {% qr_from_text part.batch_url size="2" image_format="png" error_correction="L" %} {% else %} <div>Multiple batches detected. Cannot generate QR code.</div> {% endif %}

  
  part_url and batch_url qr codes can be used together on the same template.

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• project_name
  Name of the part’s project
  Example:
  {{ part.project_name }}
  
  

• order_date
  Date + time when the part’s order was created
  Example:
  {{ part.order_date }}
  
  

• order_number
  Number of the part’s order
  Example:
  {{ part.order_number }}
  
  

• order_reference
  Customer reference provided while creating the part’s order
  Example:
  {{ part.order_reference }}
  
  

• shipping_method
  Shipping method specified in the part’s order
  Example:
  {{ part.shipping_method }}
  
  

• payment_method
  Payment method specified in the part’s order
  Example:
  {{ part.payment_method }}
  
  

• customer_name
  Full name of the person who ordered the part
  Example:
  {{ part.customer_name }}
  
  

• customer_phone
  Mobile phone number of the person who ordered the part
  Example:
  {{ part.customer_phone }}
  
  

• customer_email
  Email address of the person who ordered the part
  Example:
  {{ part.customer_email }}
  
  

• production_steps
  This will be only populated if part has exactly one sequence.
  List of the workflow step objects - ordered steps from the parts’s workflow.
  Each object have multiple attributes. This is the structure of the step object:

  { "name": <name of the step> "description": <step description> "possible_workstations": <list of the workstation objects. Those objects have fields that are available in `b3_mes_workstation` table> following attributes are only populated if there is a job created for this step "workstation": <name of the job's workstation> "job_id": <job's id> "assignees": <list of full names of users who are assigned to the job> "duration": { "days": <job duration in days> "hours": <job duration in hours> "minutes": <job duration in minutes> "date": <job's start date> } }

  
  Example:

  {% for step in part.production_steps %} <tr> <td>{{ forloop.counter }}</td> <td>{{ step.name }}</td> <td>{{ step.workstation }}</td> <td>{% if step.assignees %}{{ step.assignees|join:', ' }}{% endif %}</td> <td>{% if step.duration %} {% if step.duration.days %}{{ step.duration.days }}d{% endif %} {{ step.duration.hours }}h {{ step.duration.minutes }}m &nbsp;&nbsp; {{ step.duration.date|date:"d.m.Y" }} {% endif %} </td> </tr> {% endfor %}

   

• production_steps_raw
  List of the workflow step objects - ordered steps from the parts’s workflow.
  Each object has all the attributes you can find in b3_mes_workflowstatus table.
  Example:

  {% for step in part.production_steps_raw %} {{ step.name }} {% endfor %}

   

• name
  Part’s name
  Example:
  {{ part.name }}
  
  

• number
  Part’s id
  Example:
  {{ part.number }}
  
  

• quantity
  Number of part’s copies to be printed
  Example:
  {{ part.quantity }}
  
  

• material
  Name of the part’s configured material
  Example:
  {{ part.material }}
  
  

• technology
  Name of the technology, used to print with a given material
  Example:
  {{ part.technology }}
  
  

• dimensions
  Part’s dimensions specified in the STL file
  Example:

  {{ part.dimensions.h }} {{ part.dimensions.w }} {{ part.dimensions.d }}

   

• measure_unit
  Unit used to specify dimensions in the STL file
  Example:
  {{ part.measure_unit }}
  
  

• priority
  Priority of this part
  {{ part.priority}}
  
  

• post_processings
  List of the part’s post processings objects.
  Each object have two attributes: title and colorTitle.
  Example:

  {% if part.post_processings %} {% for pp in part.post_processings %} {{ pp.title }}{% if pp.colorTitle %}: {{ pp.colorTitle }}{% endif %}{% if not forloop.last %} | {% endif %} {% endfor %} {% else %}

   

• inserts: an array of objects, containing info about selected post-processing of type “inserts”.

  {% for pp in part.inserts %} {{ pp.title }} {% for insert_detail in pp.details %} {{ insert_detail.thread_size }}: {{ insert_detail.quantity }} {% endfor %} {% endfor %}

  the following sub-variables are available:

  • pp.title name of the post-processing

  • pp.details - an array of objects, each describing insert type and quantity of it

    • detail.thread_size

    • detail.quantity

• instructions
  Instructions related to processing the part
  Example:
  {{ part.instructions }}
  
  

• attachments
  List of attachment objects added in the part detail view.
  Each object has all the attributes you can find in b3_mes_partattachment table.
  Example:

  {% for attachment in part.attachments %} {{ attachment.filename }} {% endfor %}

   

• assignees
  List of user objects, that are attached to the part as assignees.
  Each object has all the attributes you can find in auth_user table + b3_organization_userprofile.
  Example:

  {% for assignee in part.assignees %} <div>{{ assignee.userprofile.full_name }}</div> {% endfor %}

   

• target_date
  Part’s target date
  Example:
  {{ part.target_date }}
  
  

• part_requirements
  List of field objects, that are attached to the part as part requirements.
  Each object has multiple attributes: label, type, value.
  Example:

  {% for field in part.part_requirements %} <span><b>{{ field.label }}:</b></span> <span>{{ field.value }}</span> {% endfor %}

Job production sheet

The outermost structure looks like that:

parts attribute is a list containing all of the sequences of a job.

You would usually iterate over the parts in the template.
Example:

Every object in parts contain the same attributes as objects in the sequence prod sheet. Please reference Sequence prod sheet from this doc below.

Available job attributes:

• job
  Job object.
  It has all the attributes you can find in b3_mes_job table.
  Example:

  {{ job.workstation.name }}
  
  

• group_quantity
  A sum of all sequence quantities.
  Example:
  {{ group_quantity }}
  
  

• job_documentation
  List of field objects, that are attached to the job as job requirements.
  Each object has multiple attributes: label, type, value.
  Example:

  {% if job_documentation %} {% for field in job_documentation %} <div class="small-marg-top"> <span><b>{{ field.label }}:</b></span> <span>{{ field.value }}</span> </div> {% endfor %} {% endif %}

   

• job_url
  Url to the job detail page of the job
  It is used to create a qr code, that’s why ?qr is added at the end of the URL
  Example:

  {% qr_from_text job_url size="2" image_format="png" error_correction="L" %}

   

• job_assignees
  A string containing the full names of users who are assigned to the job.
  Example:

  {{ job_assignees }}
  
  

• job_duration
  Job’s duration in the format HH:MM:SS
  Example:

  {{ job_duration }}
  
  

• job_material_lots
  A string containing internal_lot_numbers of lots assigned to the job.
  Example:

  {{ job_material_lots }}
  
  

• job_material
  Name of the material which is used in the job.
  Example:
  {{ job_material }}
  
  

• job_technology
  Name of the technology that is used to print with the configured material.
  Example:
  {{ job_technology }}
  
  

• job_attachments
  List of attachment objects added in the job detail view.
  Each object has all the attributes you can find in b3_mes_jobattachment table.
  Example:

  {% if job_attachments %} {% for attachment in job_attachments %} <div>{{ attachment.filename }}</div> {% endfor %} {% endif %}

  Use Case: Displaying images from job attachments:

  {% for attachment in job_attachments %} {% if attachment.filename == "printed_part.png" %} <img src="{{ attachment.file.url }}"> {% endif %} {% endfor %}

Sequence production sheet

The outermost structure looks like that:

parts attribute is a list containing all of the selected sequences.

You would usually iterate over the parts in the template.
Example:

Every object in parts contain the same data as objects in Part prod sheet + few extra attributes.
Extra parts attributes:

• sequence_amount
  Quantity of items in a given sequence.
  Example:

  {{ part.sequence_amount }}
  
  

• sequence_id
  ID of the sequence.
  Example:
  {{ part.sequence_id }}
  
  

• sequence_url
  Url to the hidden detail view of the sequence.
  It is used to create a qr code, that’s why ?qr is added at the end of the URL
  Example:

  {% qr_from_text part.sequence_url size="2" image_format="png" error_correction="L" %}

   

• sequence_steps
  This is the same object as `production_steps` in Part prod sheet.
  It is always populated.