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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