🛠️ Hyundai P/T Maintenance Stock Book – Inventory Search Interface (Demo)

This repository is part of a demo web interface project built for the P/T Maintenance Stock Book system at Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL). It represents the inventory search functionality used to monitor and manage stock and spare parts across 14 shops.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
The original production system, codebase, and CSV data are maintained by Hyundai Motor India Limited on secure local servers. This project is a functional replica for demonstration and reference purposes only.

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🔍 Purpose

• Help team members search, filter, and identify tool/spare part availability.
• Understand inventory spread across multiple storage locations and bins.
• Provide intuitive filtering by material, description, quantity, and more.

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📦 Features

• Dropdown filter for key stock categories (e.g., Storage Bin, Material, Stock Quantity)
• Input field for search terms
• Dynamic shop-wise result containers for 14 different maintenance shops
• Responsive layout and user-friendly design

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📊 Data Handling

• The original project reads stock data from a CSV file hosted on a local Hyundai server.
• This CSV contains records of tools and spares across departments for real-time stock tracking.

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📂 Folder Structure

/assets/
  ├── styles.css     # Styling for the interface
  ├── login.js       # Login page script (from previous component)
  └── search.js      # Script to handle search and display logic
index.html           # Login Interface (Part 1)
search.html          # Search & Inventory Interface (Part 2)

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🚀 How to Run Locally

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/hyundai-stock-demo.git
   cd hyundai-stock-demo

2. Open search.html in your web browser.

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📝 License

This example code is open for educational reference under the MIT License. The actual logic, infrastructure, and data integrations are exclusive to Hyundai Motor India Limited.

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🧠 Acknowledgement

Grateful for the opportunity to contribute toward a meaningful maintenance system at HMIL.