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import pandas as pd
import pymysql
from sqlalchemy import create_engine
from IPython.display import display
import time
# creating mysql database connection
conn = pymysql.connect(
host = "127.0.0.1",
user = "root",
password = "ubaid725061",
port = 3306,
database = "vendor_analysis"
)
engine = create_engine(
f"mysql+pymysql://root:ubaid725061@127.0.0.1:3306/vendor_analysis"
)
# checking all the tables which are present in the database
tables_df = pd.read_sql("show tables", conn)
# Extract the column name dynamically (usually 'Tables_in_vendor_analysis')
column_name = tables_df.columns[0]
# Loop through the actual table names in that column
for table in tables_df[column_name]:
# print('-'*10, f'{table}', '-'*10)
# Get record count
count_df = pd.read_sql(f'select count(*) as count from `{table}`', conn)
# print('Count of records:', count_df['count'].values[0])
# Display top 5 rows
# display(pd.read_sql(f'select * from `{table}` limit 5', conn))
# Get more better details for a specifc vendor
purchases = pd.read_sql('select * from purchases where VendorNumber = 4466', conn)
purchase_prices = pd.read_sql('select * from purchase_prices where VendorNumber = 4466', conn)
# display(purchases.groupby(['Brand', 'PurchasePrice'])[['Quantity', 'Dollars']].sum())
vendor_invoice = pd.read_sql('select * from vendor_invoice where VendorNumber = 4466', conn)
freight_summary = pd.read_sql_query("select VendorNumber, SUM(Freight) as Total_Freight from vendor_invoice group by VendorNumber", conn)
sales = pd.read_sql("SELECT * FROM sales where VendorNo = 4466", conn)
# print(sales.columns)
# getting colums
# print(purchase_prices.columns)
# print(purchases.columns)
# print(sales.columns)
# now we merge colums of tables (purchase_prices and purchases) based on BRAND, by writing a SQL query
# print(pd.read_sql_query(
# """SELECT
# COUNT(p.VendorNumber),
# p.VendorNumber,
# p.VendorName,
# p.Brand,
# p.PurchasePrice,
# pp.Volume,
# pp.Price AS Actual_Price,
# SUM(p.Quantity) AS TotalPurchasedQuantity,
# ROUND(SUM(p.Dollars),2) AS TotalPurchasedDollars
# FROM purchases p
# JOIN purchase_prices pp
# ON p.Brand = pp.Brand
# WHERE p.PurchasePrice > 0
# GROUP BY
# p.VendorNumber,
# p.VendorName,
# p.Brand,
# p.PurchasePrice,
# pp.Volume,
# pp.Price
# ORDER BY
# TotalPurchasedDollars;
# """
# , conn)
# )
# sales = pd.read_sql("SELECT * FROM sales where VendorNo = 4466", conn)
# Index(['InventoryId', 'Store', 'Brand', 'Description', 'Size', 'SalesQuantity',
# 'SalesDollars', 'SalesPrice', 'SalesDate', 'Volume', 'Classification',
# 'ExciseTax', 'VendorNo', 'VendorName'],
# print(pd.read_sql_query("""
# SELECT
# VendorNumber,
# ROUND(SUM(Freight),2) AS Total_Freight
# FROM vendor_invoice
# GROUP BY VendorNumber;
# """, conn))
# print(pd.read_sql_query("""
# SELECT
# pp.VendorNumber,
# pp.VendorName,
# pp.Brand,
# pp.PurchasePrice,
# pp.Price AS Actual_Price,
# SUM(vi.Quantity) AS TotalPurchasedQuantity,
# ROUND(SUM(vi.Dollars),2) AS TotalPurchasedDollars,
# ROUND(SUM(vi.Freight),2) as TotalFreightCost,
# SUM(s.SalesQuantity) AS TotalSalesQuantity,
# ROUND(SUM(s.SalesDollars),2) AS TotalSalesDollars,
# ROUND(SUM(s.SalesPrice),2) AS TotalSalesPrice,
# ROUND(SUM(s.ExciseTax),2) AS TotalExciseTax
# FROM purchase_prices pp
# JOIN sales s
# ON pp.Brand = s.Brand
# AND pp.VendorNumber = s.VendorNo
# JOIN vendor_invoice vi
# ON pp.VendorNumber = vi.VendorNumber
# GROUP BY
# pp.VendorNumber,
# pp.VendorName,
# pp.Brand,
# pp.PurchasePrice,
# pp.Price;
# """), conn)
start_time = time.time()
print(start_time)
vendor_sales_summary = pd.read_sql_query("""
WITH FreightSummary AS (
SELECT
VendorNumber,
ROUND(SUM(Freight),2) AS FreightCost
FROM vendor_invoice
GROUP BY VendorNumber
),
PurchaseSummary AS (
SELECT
p.VendorNumber,
p.VendorName,
p.Brand,
p.PurchasePrice,
pp.Volume,
pp.Price AS Actual_Price,
SUM(p.Quantity) AS TotalPurchasedQuantity,
ROUND(SUM(p.Dollars),2) AS TotalPurchasedDollars
FROM purchases p
JOIN purchase_prices pp
ON p.Brand = pp.Brand
WHERE p.PurchasePrice > 0
GROUP BY
p.VendorNumber,
p.VendorName,
p.Brand,
p.PurchasePrice,
pp.Volume,
pp.Price
),
SalesSummary AS (
SELECT
VendorNo,
Brand,
SUM(SalesQuantity) AS TotalSalesQuantity,
ROUND(SUM(SalesDollars),2) AS TotalSalesDollars,
ROUND(SUM(SalesPrice),2) AS TotalSalesPrice,
ROUND(SUM(ExciseTax),2) AS TotalExciseTax
FROM sales
GROUP BY
VendorNo,
Brand
)
SELECT
ps.VendorNumber,
ps.VendorName,
ps.Brand,
ps.PurchasePrice,
ps.Actual_Price,
ps.Volume,
ps.TotalPurchasedQuantity,
ps.TotalPurchasedDollars,
ss.TotalSalesQuantity,
ss.TotalSalesDollars,
ss.TotalSalesPrice,
ss.TotalExciseTax,
fs.FreightCost
FROM PurchaseSummary ps
LEFT JOIN SalesSummary ss
ON ps.VendorNumber = ss.VendorNo
AND ps.Brand = ss.Brand
LEFT JOIN FreightSummary fs
ON ps.VendorNumber = fs.VendorNumber
ORDER BY ps.TotalPurchasedDollars DESC;
""", conn)
end_time = time.time()
print(end_time)
print(f"Total time taken to read all files: {end_time - start_time}")
# display(vendor_sales_summary)
# removing inconsistencies from vendor names
vendor_sales_summary['VendorName'] = vendor_sales_summary['VendorName'].str.strip()
vendor_sales_summary['Volume'] = vendor_sales_summary['Volume'].astype('float64')
vendor_sales_summary.fillna(1, inplace= True)
# rename this "Actual_Price" with ActualPrice (column name)
vendor_sales_summary['ActualPrice'] = vendor_sales_summary['Actual_Price']
vendor_sales_summary.drop('Actual_Price', axis = 1, inplace = True)
# Creating some new columns for better analysis
vendor_sales_summary['GrossProfit'] = vendor_sales_summary['TotalSalesDollars'] - vendor_sales_summary['TotalPurchasedDollars']
vendor_sales_summary['ProfitMargin'] = vendor_sales_summary['GrossProfit'] / vendor_sales_summary['TotalSalesDollars']
vendor_sales_summary['StockTurnOver'] = vendor_sales_summary['TotalSalesQuantity'] / vendor_sales_summary['TotalPurchasedQuantity']
vendor_sales_summary['SalesToPurchaseRatio'] = vendor_sales_summary['TotalSalesQuantity'] / vendor_sales_summary['TotalPurchasedQuantity']
# saving vendor_sales_summary table into DB
# creating a cursor
# cursor = conn.cursor()
# cursor.execute("""
# CREATE TABLE vendor_sales_summary (
# VendorNumber INT,
# VendorName VARCHAR(100),
# Brand VARCHAR(100),
# PurchasePrice DECIMAL(10,2),
# ActualPrice DECIMAL(10,2),
# Volume FLOAT,
# TotalPurchasedQuantity INT,
# TotalPurchasedDollars DECIMAL(10,2),
# TotalSalesQuantity INT,
# TotalSalesDollars DECIMAL(10,2),
# TotalSalesPrice DECIMAL(10,2),
# TotalExciseTax DECIMAL(10,2),
# FreightCost DECIMAL(10,2),
# GrossProfit DECIMAL(10,2),
# ProfitMargin FLOAT,
# StockTurnOver FLOAT,
# SalesToPurchaseRatio FLOAT,
# PRIMARY KEY (VendorNumber, Brand)
# );
# """)
# print(pd.read_sql_query("SELECT * FROM vendor_sales_summary", conn))
# print(vendor_sales_summary.to_sql("vendor_sales_summary", engine, if_exists = 'replace', index= False))