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quick-order-product-lookup

v0.6.2

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looks up product descriptor (upc, itemcode, or name) to item line. They can be in json or csv/txt format, but must be from breakpoint

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product lookup

looks up product descriptor (upc, itemcode, or name) to item line. They can be in json or csv/txt format, but must be from breakpoint

Installation

npm i -g quick-order-product-lookup

Usage

To use, specify the following command line arguments

quick-order --productsPath data/in/products.json --searchPath data/in/myOrder.txt --outPath data/out

Arguments explained: productsPath

  • path to where your product master file is in json format or csv/txt format

searchPath

  • path to where your notes file is

outPath

  • path where you want the output to be sent to

Note File Syntax Glossary:

#my note   - initiate a note
- subnote  - initiate a subnote
@442123  - speicfy item code
112  - specify upc search
##banana - sepcify search
kill 112  - removes all instances of itemcode or upc above (not below)