This is a simple project for storing and tracking Dell serial numbers. It's a very bare web application that uses Flask with an SQLite database underneath.
While not officially documented, people have discovered the format behind the serial numbers on (most?) Dell products:
- https://telcontar.net/KBK/Dell/date_codes
- https://www.partschase.com/index.php?route=forum/read&forum_path=9&forum_post_id=45
This project is just a simple web app that lets you decode the serial number. (Eventually I'd like to add support for other serial numbers).
Clone the directory, install the requirements.txt, and then run flask:
$ flask --app main run --debugAfter loading the page, you should see something that looks like this:
I have a CSV file with some serial numbers from the products I own, or ones that I found online: serial_numbers.csv.
These get loaded into the database during startup.
After you submit your own tag, you'll see:
Because serial numbers are supposed to be unique, you'll get an error if you try to submit a serial number that has been seen before.
The error message will tell you when it was originally seen:
(Yes I know the time is missing...)
To run tests, do:
$ python -m pytest tests/- Deployment
- Cleanup