WMS App Ui

This Flutter project is designed to replicate key functionalities for a Warehouse Management System (WMS) app. It includes screens for operations such as stock transfer, dispatch orders, consignment management, and offers different views for operators and carriers.

Features

• Role-based views: Operators and Carriers have distinct access to specific features via a dropdown menu in the app bar.
• Operations Overview: A homepage displaying several key WMS functions, such as Stock Transfer, Shipment Orders, Dispatch Orders, ASN, Consignments, Picklists, Putaways, and more.
• Check-in Page: Designed specifically for carriers to manage consignments, e-bills, e-way bills, and proof of delivery.
• Putaway Management: A separate page for managing putaway operations, including "Putaway Item" and "Putaway Pallet" options.
• Picklist Functionality: Includes pages for managing picklist operations like Check-In Item and Check-In Pallet.
• Responsive UI: Grid-based UI with outlined buttons and Font Awesome icons for intuitive navigation.

Recent Updates

• Dropdown Role Switching: A dropdown in the app bar allows seamless switching between Operator and Carrier roles.
• Consistent Design: The Check-in page now follows the same grid-based design as the main operations homepage, with role-specific functionalities.
• Back Button Removal: The Check-in page no longer has a back button for better user navigation and focus.
• Transfer Button Page: Added multiple transfer options, such as Transfer Item, Transfer Pallet, Replenishment, and Reverse Replenishment, providing a more streamlined operator experience.
• Icons & Font Color: Updated all button icons and text to black for better readability and uniformity across the app.
• Putaway Page: Added pages for Putaway management, including Putaway Item and Putaway Pallet, accessible from the Operator homepage.
• Picklist Management: A dedicated page for Picklists now includes Check-In Item and Check-In Pallet operations, improving the flow of picking operations.

Getting Started

To get started with this project:

1. Clone the repository.
2. Make sure Flutter is installed and set up correctly.
3. Run the project using flutter run from your terminal or IDE.

Here are a few resources to get you started if this is your first Flutter project:

• Lab: Write your first Flutter app
• Cookbook: Useful Flutter samples

To get started with Flutter development, view the online documentation, which offers tutorials, samples, and guidance on mobile development.