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README.md

inventory

This is a placeholder README for your project. Use it to describe what your project is about, to give new users a quick overview of what they can expect.

Inventory was created using Rio, an easy to use app & website framework for Python._

This project is based on the Multipage Website template.

Multipage Website

This is a simple website which shows off how to add multiple pages to your Rio app. The website comes with a custom navbar that allows you to switch between the different pages.

The navbar is placed inside a rio.Overlay component, which makes it hover above all other components. It contains buttons to switch between pages, and also displays the currently active page by highlighting the corresponding button.

To avoid placing the app on each page individually, this app makes use of the app's build method. That's right, build functions aren't just for components! The app's build creates an instance of RootPage, which in turn displays the navbar and a rio.PageView. The currently active page is then always displayed inside of that page view.