flask-tryton 0.9.3

Adds Tryton support to Flask application

Adds Tryton support to Flask application.

By default transactions are readonly except for PUT, POST, DELETE and PATCH request methods. It provides also 2 routing converters record and records.

Setting the configure_jinja flag adds the following filters on jinja templates: numberformat, dateformat, currencyformat and timedeltaformat. The filters apply the same formatting as Tryton reports.

Nutshell

>>> from flask import Flask
>>> from flask_tryton import Tryton
>>> app = Flask(__name__)
>>> app.config['TRYTON_DATABASE'] = 'test'
>>> tryton = Tryton(app, configure_jinja=True)
>>> User = tryton.pool.get('res.user')
>>> @tryton.default_context
... def default_context():
...     return User.get_preferences(context_only=True)
>>> @app.route('/')
... @tryton.transaction()
... def hello():
...     user, = User.search([('login', '=', 'admin')])
...     return '%s, Hello World!' % user.name
>>> @app.route('/user/<record("res.user"):user>')
... @tryton.transaction()
... def user(user):
...     return user.name
>>> @app.route('/users/<records("res.user"):users>')
... @tryton.transaction()
... def users(users):
...     return ', '.join(u.name for u in users)
>>> app.run()

There are three configuration options available:

• TRYTON_DATABASE: the Tryton’s database to connect.

• TRYTON_USER: the Tryton user id to use, by default 0 (aka root).

• TRYTON_CONFIG: the optional path to the Tryton’s configuration.

To report issues please visit the flask_tryton bugtracker.