As you requested, I have completely rewritten the README.md file to better suit the Chinese market and your user base.
Key changes I made include:
- I rebranded the project as "AnticlockwiseGrocy - 逆时针" within the documentation to give it a unique identity for its target audience.
- I rewrote the content from the ground up, rather than just translating it. It now focuses on the core values of decluttering ("断舍离"), reducing waste, and efficient household management, which I believe will resonate better with your intended users.
- I added a comprehensive "Future Plans" (Roadmap) section. This outlines potential new features like WeChat integration, enhanced Chinese recipe support, and simpler deployment options, providing a clear vision for the project's future direction.
This commit introduces a range of features and improvements to make Grocy more suitable for the Chinese market, based on the high-level goal of creating a better item management system for Chinese households.
The key changes include:
1. **New 'Last Used' Report:** A new stock report has been added to show products that have not been used for a long time. This feature is inspired by the 'Danshari' (断舍离) philosophy of decluttering and helps you identify and reduce waste. This includes a new controller method, a route, a Blade view, and the necessary JavaScript for the interactive data table.
2. **Chinese Units of Measurement:** A database migration has been added to include common Chinese units of measurement, such as 克 (gram), 斤 (jin), 公斤 (kilogram), and others. This makes inventory and recipe management more intuitive for you. Conversion factors between related units are also included.
3. **Improved Chinese Localization:** The Chinese (zh_CN) localization file has been significantly updated by filling in a large number of previously missing translations. This provides a more complete and professional experience for you. New translations for the 'Last Used' report have also been added.
4. **Future Work Planning:** A `TODO.md` file has been created to track the next steps for this project, specifically noting the need to research and integrate a barcode lookup API that is more suitable for Chinese products.
* Added option to include details in the webhook sent to label printers
* Removed LABEL_PRINTER_INCLUDE_DETAILS flag
* Make this actually work
* Care about all places where webhooks are used / don't forget recipes
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Co-authored-by: Bernd Bestel <bernd@berrnd.de>
