F-Parts: My new component organisation program

[Rager]

Hey everyone!
I looked al over the internet and could not find a good component organisation program. So after quite some time I desided to Do It Myself 
I think that it turned out quite well and I put a lot of work and time into it. For that reason I think it would be a waste to not share it:
https://github.com/RFgermany/F-Parts
I hope you like it!

Florian

[Zom-B]

Funny, because yesterday I was discussing about component inventory programs with a coworker.

There are some (e.g. partkeepr), but they all have in common that every part is exactly tracked, like if you have 457 of a resistor, you'd enter 457 and hope everyone updates it dutifully (not gonna happen). Moreover we experiment a lot so often parts are tried and put back, or not put back, or left on the tables until a cleaning round and then into the trash because they're cheaper than chopsticks.

What would be better than exact count would be a metric like: [none, very few, few, plenty, too much]. Then each part would have a flag 'keep stock' or something, and the program could compile a BOM of all 'keep stock' parts that have <= 'very few' in stock.


[edit] As for feedback:

• Cool feature of adding files. Haven't thought of that before.
• Add context menu for categories/tree editing instead of buttons,
• Allow add/remove columns, because I won't need Vmin/Vmax but would like 'Package',
• Add Search Add Ctrl+F shortcut
• Add Parametric filter
• Add a picture column that shows as a micro-thumbnail and zooms when clicking (see image of a program I once made). Kudos if it automatically finds missing images on common shop sites.

[T3sl4co1l]

Hmm, interesting.

...But with a name like that, why didn't you go for simply: "Farts"? 

Tim

[Rager]

Hey there and thanks for the feedback!
It is the first time for me to program something like that, so there is l lots of room for improvements. Maybe I find time to implement some of the ideas 😄 By the way. Columns ( properties) can be added, removed our renamed with the add, remove, rename properties buttons. And parts can be filtered by the search bar I the upper right corner
Best regards,
Florian