anybox.paster.openerp 0.3

Paster templates to create an OpenERP module or instance using buildout

Collection of paster templates that can be used to quickly create an OpenERP module or instance.

Contents

• Install the templates

• Usage

  • Creating an OpenERP instance

  • Creating an OpenERP module

• Authors and contributors

• Changes

  • 0.3 (2013-07-28)

  • 0.2 (2013-06-12)

Install the templates

You can either use:

pip install anybox.paster.openerp

or the same in a virtualenv:

virtualenv sandbox
source ./sandbox/bin/activate
pip install anybox.paster.openerp

or manually download the archive below, uncompress, and:

python setup.py install

Usage

This package depends on PasteScript, which will be installed as a dependency and which offers a pluggable command called paster. For more information on PasteScript, consult its documentation.

You can list all the available templates with:

paster create --list-templates

Creating an OpenERP instance

This template will create an empty OpenERP instance with an optional local module for client customizations. The OpenERP version can be pulled from the bazaar branches of from the latest nightly build.

Run the paster command like this:

paster create -t openerp_instance

Then answer the questions, and run the commands given at the end.

You can then modify the buildout configuration file as needed. For this part, please consult the documentation of anybox.recipe.openerp

Creating an OpenERP module

Once you have a running instance, you can create new modules in the addons directory. Run the paster command like this:

paster create -t openerp_module

Authors and contributors

• Jean-Sebastien Suzanne

• Christophe Combelles

• Georges Racinet

We are open to all contributions. The source code and bug tracker are hosted on Bitbucket:

https://bitbucket.org/anybox/anybox.paster.openerp/

Changes

0.3 (2013-07-28)

• put back the pychart import

• pin werkzeug by default

• fixed default icon

0.2 (2013-06-12)

• Initial implementation for the template openerp_module

• Initial implementation for the template openerp_instance