odoo-db 1.16.0

Odoo databases management CLI tool

odoo-db

CLI tool for Odoo database management. Connects to local PostgreSQL via Unix socket (peer auth — no credentials needed). Designed for developers running Odoo locally.

Installation

uv tool install git+https://github.com/trobz/odoo-db

Or for development:

git clone https://github.com/trobz/odoo-db
cd odoo-db
make install                       # install deps + pre-commit hooks
uv tool install --editable .       # make `odoo-db` available globally

Usage

odoo-db [OPTIONS] COMMAND [DB]

Global options:

Option	Default	Description
--output-file	- (stdout)	Write output to file
--output-format	text	Output format: text, json, prometheus
--log-level	WARNING	Logging level: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR
--log-file	logs/odoo-db.log	Log file path (auto-created)
--include-sensitive-information	off	PII master switch: unmask identifying data (e.g. attachment filenames) in any command that redacts it by default

Commands:

Command	Description
list	List all Odoo DBs with version and neutralization status
modules <db>	List installed modules with version
crons <db>	List active scheduled actions (--all also includes inactive ones). --running shows crons currently held by an Odoo worker (RowShareLock on ir_cron) — transient debug data, not bundled into prepare-audit. --include-code adds the python source of each state='code' cron (ignored with --running, which already always shows it)
jobs <db>	Queue job counts by state (requires queue_job module)
users <db>	List active users with connection status
locks <db>	Show active PostgreSQL locks
stats <db>	Per-table record counts and sizes by year (--years N, --top N). Tables with 0-byte heap are reported as empty without running count(*)
bloat <db>	Estimate table + index bloat — space reclaimable by VACUUM FULL / REINDEX / a dump+restore migration (autovacuum never returns it). Uses pgstattuple for exact figures when the extension is installed and the relation fits under --exact-max-scan (MB), else a cheap statistical estimate; each row is tagged exact/est. Also flags high dead-tuple ratios, stale autovacuum, and unused indexes (idx_scan = 0)
studio <db>	Show Studio customizations: custom models, models extended with Studio fields, and studio-flagged record counts by type
not-odoo <db>	Show non-Odoo database objects: custom views, triggers, functions, and stored procedures. Triggers/functions are tagged recognized (known infra: unaccent, queue_job_notify, …) or custom
attachments <db>	Read-only ir.attachment storage audit: repartition (storage location, by-model, mimetype family, size distribution, growth by year, largest files) plus cleanup/archive candidates (uninstalled-model orphans, regenerable asset bundles, duplicate checksums, aged transient, DB-stored bulk). --validate-orphans adds dead-res_id detection for the heaviest models. Sizes are file_size sums (reliable on any backend; payloads never read). Filenames are redacted by default — pass --include-individual-filenames (or the global --include-sensitive-information) to show them
prepare-audit <db>	Bundle summary + modules + model_owners + orphan_tables + users_by_year + stats + not-odoo + studio_customizations into <db>.json (in the current directory) for /odoo-dev:audit-db (--years N, --top N; --top 0 means all tables). orphan_tables flags tables not owned by any installed module (reason: uninstalled_module or no_ownership_data). Every table in stats.tables and orphan_tables carries functional_group (first underscore component) for display-time grouping by functional area. users_by_year is an aggregate {year: count} of active users by create_date year — zero PII so the file can ship without an NDA. studio_customizations includes custom model list, extended model list, and studio-flagged record counts by type. The deep attachment audit is intentionally a separate command (attachments), not bundled here

Examples

# List all local Odoo databases
odoo-db list

# Verbose: also show module count and user count
odoo-db list --verbose

# Output as JSON
odoo-db --output-format json list

# Export prometheus metrics to file
odoo-db --output-format prometheus --output-file /tmp/odoo.prom list

# Show installed modules for a specific database
odoo-db modules my_db

# Show queue jobs
odoo-db jobs my_db

# Per-table stats: record counts and sizes for last 3 years
odoo-db stats my_db

# Top 10 tables, last 5 years
odoo-db stats my_db --top 10 --years 5

# Estimate table + index bloat (reclaimable space)
odoo-db bloat my_db

# Debug mode with full logging
odoo-db --log-level debug list

# Show Studio customizations (custom models, extended models, flagged records)
odoo-db studio my_db

# Show non-Odoo objects: custom views, triggers, functions, stored procedures
odoo-db not-odoo my_db

# Export not-odoo report as JSON
odoo-db --output-format json not-odoo my_db

# Audit ir.attachment storage (repartition + cleanup candidates)
odoo-db attachments my_db

# Also validate dead-record orphans, and show real filenames (PII)
odoo-db --include-sensitive-information attachments my_db --validate-orphans

# Full attachment audit as JSON
odoo-db --output-format json attachments my_db

# Prepare an audit bundle (writes ./my_db.json in the current directory)
odoo-db prepare-audit my_db

# Custom output path
odoo-db --output-file /tmp/audit.json prepare-audit my_db

Dev

make install   # Install deps + pre-commit hooks
make check     # Lint, format, type-check
make test      # Run tests
make docs      # Build the Zensical documentation site (site-docs/)
make docs-serve  # Serve the docs locally