inventorymgr/db/models.py
def barcode(self) -> str:
        """
        The barcode associated with this item.

        Currently, this is identical with the item's id.
        User barcodes and item barcodes are separated by a fixed offset
        of 9000000, so if you plan on creating a huge number of unique items,
        you might run into conflicts.
        """
        return "{:013d}".format(self.id)

        The barcode associated with this item.

        Currently, this is identical with the item's id.
        User barcodes and item barcodes are separated by a fixed offset
        of 9000000, so if you plan on creating a huge number of unique items,
        you might run into conflicts.
        
The barcode associated with this item.
Currently, this is identical with the item's id.
User barcodes and item barcodes are separated by a fixed offset
of 9000000, so if you plan on creating a huge number of unique items,
you might run into conflicts.
The barcode associated with this item . Currently this is identical with the item ' s id . User barcodes and item barcodes are separated by a fixed offset of 9000000 so if you plan on creating a huge number of unique items you might run into conflicts .
def barcode(self) -> str:
        return "{:013d}".format(self.id)
def barcode ( self ) -> str : return "{:013d}" . format ( self . id )
The barcode associated with this item.
The barcode associated with this item .
"""
        The barcode associated with this item.

        Currently, this is identical with the item's id.
        User barcodes and item barcodes are separated by a fixed offset
        of 9000000, so if you plan on creating a huge number of unique items,
        you might run into conflicts.
        """
self