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How to teach the factory-to-shop flow using the live view with Factory

Use the running town to show how goods move from Factory to warehouse to shop.

Who it is forAn operations trainer or teacher preparing a session on logistics who needs a visual example of a supply chain.

The problemSlides describing a supply chain are hard to follow, while the flow from Factory to shop is easier to see when the vehicles actually move.

The outcomeA live walkthrough in which the trainer points to Plant 01, the flatbeds, Warehouse 01, the box trucks and Corner Market, and shows the cards for each.

What you need first

  • Node.js 20 or later with npm
  • A terminal and a web browser
  • Git, if you plan to clone the repo and change its code

Steps

  1. Run npm install and npm run dev in the repo folder.
  2. Open the local page in a browser.
  3. Click Plant 01 to show its line and forklifts, then click a flatbed to show its route to the warehouse.
  4. Click a box truck on its way to Corner Market and explain the four pallets it carries.
  5. Click a home with a Track parcel button to show how an online order is followed on the card.

Prompt for your agent

Using the repo Khalidabdi1/factory running locally with `npm run dev`, list the cards you can open for Plant 01, Warehouse 01 and Corner Market. Verify each card shows live details before you write the teaching notes.

Caveat. The README describes the flow in a fictional town, so the trainer should explain that the simulation is a model and not a record of a real supply chain.

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