Store Inventory with SQLAlchemy
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This project focuses on developing a console application for managing a store's inventory, leveraging the power of SQLAlchemy as the Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool. It requires a solid understanding of CSV handling, file input/output operations, and database management.
Key Features:
User Interaction: The application allows users to interact seamlessly with the inventory data, making it easy to view, create, and modify records.
Data Preparation: Prior to integration into the database, the application performs necessary data cleaning on the imported CSV files, ensuring the information is accurate and reliable.
ORM Integration: All record interactions are facilitated through ORM methods, promoting a clean and efficient code structure.
CSV Backup: Users can export updated inventory records to a new CSV file, ensuring data is preserved and easily accessible.
Technical Skills Utilized:
Python: Core programming language for application development
CSV Handling: Techniques for reading and writing CSV files
File I/O: Efficient management of file input and output operations
Database Management: Utilizing SQLAlchemy for database interactions
Object-Relational Mapping (ORM): Simplifying database operations through ORM methods
Data Cleaning: Ensuring data integrity before database insertion
Version Control: Using tools like Git for source code management
This project effectively demonstrates my ability to develop a robust console application for managing a store's inventory using SQLAlchemy as an ORM tool. By focusing on user interaction, data preparation, and seamless integration of features, I ensured that the application is both functional and user-friendly. Through this experience, I enhanced my skills in Python, CSV handling, and database management, laying a strong foundation for future projects in software development.