The match statement wasn't returning the actions array, causing no actions
to display on inspection orders. Changed to directly return the match result.
Implement QrStickerService to generate both SVG (web) and PDF (print) stickers:
- Generate 32x32mm QR codes using SimpleSoftwareIO
- Create A6 (148mm 105mm) PDF stickers using DomPDF
- Include human-readable info: order number, customer, status, date, tracking
- Store order type (STOCK/CUSTOM) with visual badge
- Add generation timestamp to footer
Create stickers/qr-sticker.blade.php template:
- Two-column layout: info left, QR right
- Styled for A6 landscape printing
- Shows order number, customer, status, date, tracking info
- QR code positioned for easy scanning
- Print-optimized CSS
Update GenerateQrCodeOnOrderCreated listener:
- Now calls QrStickerService::generateSticker()
- Generates both SVG and PDF on OrderCreated event
- Logs paths to both formats
Add OpsController::downloadSticker() endpoint:
- GET /ops/orders/{id}/sticker/download
- Returns PDF with filename QR-{order_number}.pdf
- Requires ops access authorization
- Logs all downloads with user context
Update ops order-detail view:
- Add download button for A6 sticker PDF
- Position next to QR code display
- Link to new sticker download route
Phase 1: QR Code Generation
- Create GenerateQrCodeOnOrderCreated listener
- Generate secure random token on order creation
- Create SVG QR codes pointing to /ops/orders/{token}
- Store QR token and generation timestamp on order record
- Register listener in EventServiceProvider
Phase 2: Ops Controller & Routes
- Create OpsController with showOrder() landing page
- Implement confirmPacking() to capture dimensions via form
- Add markInspectionPassed() and flagInspectionIssue() methods
- Implement getAvailableActions() state machine for UI
- Add routes: GET /ops/orders/{token}, POST /ops/orders/{id}/pack, etc.
- Token-gated access, requires auth middleware
Next: Create Blade templates for state-driven UI
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