Stock Manager

Stock Manager

Know what to order before it runs out. Built for game 1. 0 / 1. 01.

The order apps tell you a price and a box size. They don't tell you how many you already own, or how long that will last. So you walk the shop with the scanner, guess, and either run out mid-day or bury the warehouse in boxes. Stock Manager puts the answer on every tile.

What it does

• []Stock on every tile. Every item in the Order Stock and Board Games apps, and in modded shop apps, shows 124 in stock · 3. 2 days. Green is fine, amber runs out within 3 days, red runs out today or is sold out. What's already in your cart shows too (+64 in cart), so you never order twice.[/]

  []Counted, never guessed. Counts are read live from the shop: shelves customers buy from, boxes on your warehouse racks, and boxes anywhere else (the delivery pile, the floor, your hands). Nothing is kept as a running total, so the numbers can't drift, and empty boxes you keep for moving don't throw them off.[/]

  []Days left from your real sales. Every checkout is recorded per item, whether you, a worker or a card payment ran the till. The daily rate leans on the last 7 shop days, recent ones most, ignores days an item sat sold out, and works from today's sales on your very first day.[/]

  []Order details. Open any item: see where your stock is, how fast it sells, and what the order does (After this order: 284 in stock, lasts 7. 5 days). It updates as you change the number of boxes.[/]

  []Lowest stock first. The Order Stock app (and modded shop apps) lists sold-out items first, then by fewest days left, so the next thing to buy is always top left. F6 switches to the game's own order and back.[/]

  []Morning warning. When a day starts: 2 items are out of stock and 3 will run out today (Basic Card Pack, Deck Box, ...).[/]

Installation

• []Install BepInEx Pack for TCG Card Shop Simulator and run the game once.[/]

  []Extract the zip into the game folder so you have BepInEx\plugins\StockManager\StockManager.dll.[/]

  []Open the Order Stock app on your computer.[/]

Stock counts work straight away. Forecasts start once a few things have sold today, and use full days from tomorrow.

Configuration

Press F1 in game (Configuration Manager) or edit BepInEx\config\com.<user>.tcgcardshopsimulator.stockmanager.cfg: tile badges, order details, lowest-stock-first and its key, how many days feed the forecast, the amber and red thresholds, counting display shelves, and the morning warning.

Good to know

• []It only reads your shop and adds labels. It never buys, moves or prices anything, so it's safe to add to or remove from any save.[/]

  []Sales history is saved with each save slot (in the game's own save folder), so loading a save brings back its history. A new game starts clean.[/]

  []If you pick another sort in the app (price, licence level), your choice wins. F6 goes back to lowest stock first.[/]

  []Items on shelves marked not for sale aren't counted, because they never sell. There's a setting to count them.[/]

Compatibility

Enhanced Prefab Loader content is supported (since 1. 1. 0): custom card shops, accessories and figurines get badges, order details, forecasts and lowest-stock-first, in their own shop apps on the phone (Phone Overhaul) and in the vanilla apps. EPL is optional.

One Purchase is supported (since 1. 2. 0): stock on every product card, stock details and "After this order" in its detail pane, its cart counted as "in cart", and a "Lowest stock" step in its Sort button (F6 switches).

Built against the game's own 1. 01 code and BepInEx 5. 4. 23. It works alongside One Click Restock, Warehouse Restocker, Auto Worker Order, Shopping List Overhaul and other restocking mods: they fill your cart, Stock Manager shows what you've got. It replaces Stock Check, so use one of the two. Everything that touches the game is guarded: if an update renames something, BepInEx\LogOutput.log says which feature is off, and the rest keeps working.

Bugs

Please post in the Bugs tab with your BepInEx\LogOutput.log (lines tagged ) and a screenshot of the order app.

Source

MIT licensed. The so