This is my second commit. I added an admin.py file and a urls.py file to my Inventory application. I created a url test, view, url, and template to get a home page started. I still have work to do on the home page but it passes the url test and it works when I run the server and pull it up in a browser. I also got the urls.py file in the project directory to recognize the urls in the application folder.
On this commit, I created my model for the database that the application will use. It is called GPS and contains the fields; name, unittype, status, email, and phone. This will allow me to store the units and the information for who checks them out in the database. I also added the model to the admin.py file so that I can use the admin page to add and remove units while im testing the application. I also went ahead and imported the GPS model in the views.py folder so that it will be there when I start to create pages that will use the GPS model.
In this commit, I have made different pages of the inventory application. There is now an add item, remove item, update item, check in, and check out page. I made the home page display all of the units that are in the inventory, I made the check out page display only the items that are currently checked in, and I made the check in page display only the items that are currently checked out. I had to change the home, check out, and check in pages to list views. Zac reran syncdb and the admin page works now. I also added links on the home page to all of the other pages that I created today.
This is my final commit for this project. I gave up on trying to make the application able to input and alter data in the table and I changed the home page so that it contains a link that the user can click to go to the admin page. This will allow for an easy way to add, remove, or alter records in the database. I also added docstrings and comments to some of the files in the application. The readme file has been updated with the application's operation manual. I changed the check in and check out pages display the available units that the user can check in or check out.
Merge pull request #1 from drhuls1346/Development

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