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Detailed Code Explanation Shop Management

The document provides a detailed explanation of the code structure for a Simple Shop Management application, covering both the index.html and history.html files. It describes the HTML layout, form fields, JavaScript functionalities for managing products, and features like date selection, product editing, and local storage. Additionally, it outlines how product history is displayed and filtered, ensuring a responsive design for mobile users.

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Detailed Code Explanation Shop Management

The document provides a detailed explanation of the code structure for a Simple Shop Management application, covering both the index.html and history.html files. It describes the HTML layout, form fields, JavaScript functionalities for managing products, and features like date selection, product editing, and local storage. Additionally, it outlines how product history is displayed and filtered, ensuring a responsive design for mobile users.

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Full Code Explanation for Simple Shop Management

index.html - Detailed Code Description

1. HTML Layout
The HTML file is structured to show the app title, current day label, a date selector to switch
between daily records, a form for adding/updating product data, a summary section, a
responsive table to list all products added on the current day, and a canvas element for the
bar chart that visualizes product quantities sold. The layout is mobile responsive.

2. Form Fields
The form uses `<input>` elements for the product name, quantity, supplier, type, sold
quantity, sold price, supplied amount, supplied time, and sold time. These inputs are
submitted through a 'submit' button which either adds a new product or updates an
existing one if it's being edited.

3. Script: Variable Declarations


`let`, `const`, and `var` are used. `products` holds all data as an array. `form`, `list`,
`summary`, etc., are DOM elements. `today` is extracted from the system's current date.

4. Showing Today's Date


The script formats today's date (YYYY-MM-DD) and replaces '-' with '/' before placing it
inside `#current-day` to make it readable.

5. populateDateSelector()
This function extracts all unique dates from the product records and populates the
`<select>` dropdown so users can switch between viewing different days. The current date
is automatically selected.

6. updateTable()
This is the main function that updates the product table and summary when the selected
date changes or products are added. It filters `products` for the selected date, counts total
quantity sold, total revenue (sold × price), collects unique product types, and updates the
HTML table with the results. It also builds the bar chart.

7. Table Row Generation


Each filtered product is displayed using `innerHTML` with the following columns: product,
quantity, supplier, type, sold, price, supplied, sold time, and supplied time. Edit and delete
icons from Boxicons are used as buttons for each row.

8. Summary Section
The summary area is updated to show total products entered, how many different products
exist, total sold amount in kg, and total revenue in birr (calculated by multiplying sold ×
price).
9. Chart Rendering
`renderChart()` uses Chart.js to display a bar chart showing total sold quantity per product
name. Old charts are destroyed before rendering a new one.

10. Editing Products


`editProduct(index)` loads the selected product’s data into the form and sets a global
variable `editIndex` to remember which item to update.

11. Deleting Products


`deleteProduct(index)` removes the product at that index from the array and refreshes the
display. It also updates localStorage.

12. Saving to localStorage


`saveToStorage()` uses `localStorage.setItem()` to store all products as a JSON string so they
persist after refreshing or reopening the browser.

13. Form Submission


`form.onsubmit` prevents default refresh behavior, creates a new product object, and either
replaces an old one (edit mode) or pushes a new one. It calls `fakeAsyncSave()` to simulate
async save, then resets the form and updates the display.

14. Async and Await


`fakeAsyncSave()` demonstrates how to use async/await. It waits 300 milliseconds using a
`Promise` to simulate delay and then saves the data.

15. Date Selector Event


When the user changes the dropdown date, the table updates by calling `updateTable()`
again.

history.html - Detailed Code Description

1. Layout Overview
This page contains a search input and a container that holds product records grouped by
date. It is fully responsive and scrollable on mobile.

2. Load Products
Uses `localStorage.getItem("products")` to load product data saved by index.html. If none
exists, an empty array is loaded.

3. Group Records by Date


`groupByDate()` creates a `Map()` where each key is a date, and the value is an array of all
products added on that date. It returns a sorted array of these entries.
4. Displaying All History
`displayHistory(filter)` clears the container, loops through each date group, and filters
products that match the search. It then builds a table inside a `div` section with each
product's details.

5. Search Filtering
A search bar lets users filter by product or supplier name in real time. The search is case-
insensitive and updates on `input` event.

6. Responsive Table
Each day’s products are shown in a responsive scrollable table. On small screens, the full
table is still accessible via horizontal scrolling.

Submitted by: Eyuel


Date: May 13, 2025

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