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app.py
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@@ -29,8 +29,8 @@ Sizes:
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Custom size: This vendor doesn't support custom sizes
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Material:
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Standard (default)
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Uncoated
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Base Prices (Quantity,Price per Unit $):
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100, 0.23
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Custom size: multiplier 2.0
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Material:
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Standard (default)
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Uncoated
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Base Prices (Quantity,Price per Unit $):
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100, 0.25
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Custom size: multiplier 2.0
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Material:
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Standard (default)
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Uncoated
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Base Prices (Quantity,Price per Unit $):
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100, 0.21
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@@ -106,16 +106,15 @@ def find_best_price(request):
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"2. Calculate the final price by:\n"
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" - Finding the nearest lower quantity in the base price list. For example if user requests 700 cards - the nearest base price list is for 500\n"
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" - Multiplying by the size multiplier\n"
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" - Multiplying by the material\n"
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"3. Do not use linear interpolation for quantities - use the nearest lower quantity pricing.\n\n"
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"Example:\n"
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"User: I want to print 600 business cards, 6x6 cm size, \n"
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"Answer:\n"
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"PrintPronto: Doesn't support custom size\n"
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"###\n"
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"BannerLord: 600 * multiplier for custom size *
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"###\n"
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"PrintMaster: 600 * multiplier for custom size *
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"If user haven't specified one of the parameters, use the default one"
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"Your response should display ONLY final pricing for each available option, nothing more"
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"The '###' symbol must separate each printer's price calculation.\n"
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Custom size: This vendor doesn't support custom sizes
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Material:
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- Standard (default)
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| 33 |
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- Uncoated
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Base Prices (Quantity,Price per Unit $):
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100, 0.23
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Custom size: multiplier 2.0
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Material:
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+
- Standard (default)
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- Uncoated
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Base Prices (Quantity,Price per Unit $):
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100, 0.25
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Custom size: multiplier 2.0
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Material:
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+
- Standard (default)
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- Uncoated
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Base Prices (Quantity,Price per Unit $):
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100, 0.21
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"2. Calculate the final price by:\n"
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" - Finding the nearest lower quantity in the base price list. For example if user requests 700 cards - the nearest base price list is for 500\n"
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" - Multiplying by the size multiplier\n"
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"3. Do not use linear interpolation for quantities - use the nearest lower quantity pricing.\n\n"
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"Example:\n"
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"User: I want to print 600 business cards, 6x6 cm size, \n"
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"Answer:\n"
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"PrintPronto: Doesn't support custom size\n"
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"###\n"
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"BannerLord: 600 * multiplier for custom size * price per unit for nearest pack size. Total for 600: $240\n"
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"###\n"
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"PrintMaster: 600 * multiplier for custom size * price per unit for nearest pack size. Total for 600: $216\n\n"
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"If user haven't specified one of the parameters, use the default one"
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"Your response should display ONLY final pricing for each available option, nothing more"
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"The '###' symbol must separate each printer's price calculation.\n"
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