quartet_epcis 1.5.2

Defines EPCIS models and XML parsing.

Built on top of the world-class EPCPyYes python package. Real EPCIS support for serious people running real systems.

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The essential Open-Source EPCIS component for the QU4RTET traceability platform.

For more on QU4RTET see http://www.serial-lab.com

The quartet_epcis python package is a Django application that contains the base database models necessary for the support of EPCIS 1.2 data persistence to an RDBMS. The quartet_epcis.parsing package contains an EPCIS XML parser that will take an input stream of XML data and save it to a configured database back-end.

The quartet_epcis.app_models directory contains a set of Django ORM models that are used to define the database scheme and store EPCIS data in the database.

Documentation

Find the latest docs here:

https://serial-lab.gitlab.io/quartet_epcis/

The full (pre-built )documentation is under the docs directory in this project.

Quickstart

Install QU4RTET EPCIS

pip install quartet_epcis

Add it to your INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...
    'quartet_epcis',
    ...
)

Features

• Maintains the database schema for EPCIS 1.2 support.

• Parses EPCIS 1.2 XML streams to the configured backend database system.

• Enforces business rules around decommissioning, commissioning, aggregation, disaggregation, etc.

Running The Unit Tests

source <YOURVIRTUALENV>/bin/activate
(myenv) $ pip install -r requirements_test.txt
(myenv) $ python runtests.py