odoo-addon-somconnexio 16.0.1.1.0

Customizations for Som Connexió ERP.

This project provides an ERP system for Som Connexio telecommunication users cooperative.

Installation

This package requires Odoo v12.0 installed.

You can install this module using pip:

$ pip install odoo-addon-somconnexio

More info in: https://pypi.org/project/odoo-addon-somconnexio/

Development

Configure local development environment

First of all, to start development, we need to create a virtualenv in our local machine to install the pre-commit dependencies. Using a virtualenv with Python 3.7, we install the pre-commit hooks to execute the linters (and in the future the formatter).

In your local environment, where you execute the git commit ... command, run:

1. Install pyenv

curl https://pyenv.run | bash

2. Build the Python version

pyenv install 3.7.7

3. Create a virtualenv

pyenv virtualenv 3.7.7 odoo-somconnexio

4. Activate the virtualenv

pyenv activate odoo-somconnexio

5. Install dependencies

pip install pre-commit

6. Install pre-commit hooks

pyenv exec pre-commit install

Create development environment (LXC Container)

Create the devenv container with the somconnexio module mounted and provision it. Follow the instructions in odoo-somconnexio-inventory.

Once created, we can stop or start our odoo-sc lxc container as indicated here:

$ sudo systemctl start lxc@odoo-sc
$ sudo systemctl stop lxc@odoo-sc

To check our local lxc containers and their status, run:

$ sudo lxc-ls -f

Start the ODOO application

Enter to your local machine as the user odoo, activate the python environment first and run the odoo bin:

$ ssh [e-mail]
$ pyenv activate odoo
$ cd /opt/odoo
$ set -a && source /etc/default/odoo && set +a
$ ./odoo-bin -c /etc/odoo/odoo.conf -u somconnexio -d odoo --workers 0

To use the local somconnexio module (development version) instead of the PyPI published one, you need to upgrade the version in the manifest and then update the module with -u in the Odoo CLI.

Restart ODOO database from scratch

Enter to your local machine as the user odoo, activate the python environment first, drop the DB, and run the odoo bin to create it again:

$ ssh [e-mail]
$ pyenv activate odoo
$ dropdb odoo
$ cd /opt/odoo
$ ./odoo-bin -c /etc/odoo/odoo.conf -i somconnexio -d odoo --stop-after-init

Deploy branch

For tests purposes, we might want to deploy a given branch (BRANCH) into a server (staging), instead of publishing a new package release just to test some fix or new feature.

To do so, we need to enter into the server with an authorized user (<USER>), and then switch to odoo user to install with pip the package version found in the git branch.

$ ssh <USER>@staging-odoo.somconnexio.coop
$ sudo su - odoo
$ cd /opt/odoo
$ pyenv activate odoo
$ pip install -e git+https://gitlab.com/coopdevs/odoo-somconnexio@<BRANCH>#egg=odoo12-addon-somconnexio\&subdirectory=setup/somconnexio

At this point we need to restart Odoo to load the new installed module version.

$ sudo systemctl stop odoo
$ ./odoo-bin -c /etc/odoo/odoo.conf -u somconnexio -d odoo --stop-after-init --logfile /dev/stdout
$ sudo systemctl start odoo

To restart the odoo service it is better to stop it, execute odoo with the upgrade (-u) option and start it again, rather that just restart it, in case there are changes in views within the deployed branch.

Run tests

You can run the tests with this command:

$ ./odoo-bin -c /etc/odoo/odoo.conf -u somconnexio -d odoo --stop-after-init --test-enable --workers 0

The company data is rewritten every module upgrade

Run tests with coverage

You can run the tests with a coverage report following the next steps:

1. Copy the coveragerc file in your odoo base path (/opt/odoo) changing the include option to the somconnexio module path (/opt/odoo_modules/somconnexio/*).

2. Go to /opt/odoo

3. Run:

$ coverage run odoo-bin -c /etc/odoo/odoo.conf -u somconnexio -d odoo --stop-after-init --test-enable --workers 0 && coverage report --show-missing

Update CHANGELOG without running pipeline

If you need to update the CHANGELOG but you don’t need to wait for the pipeline to end, you can put [skip ci] in your commit message and the pipeline will be skipped. More info in https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/#skip-pipeline

Contributors

• Som Connexió SCCL <https://somconnexio.coop/>

  • Gerard Funonsas [e-mail]

  • Borja Gimeno [e-mail]

• Coopdevs Treball SCCL <https://coopdevs.coop/>

  • Daniel Palomar [e-mail]

  • César López [e-mail]