odoo-instance-utils 0.5.0

CLI utilities for auditing and managing Odoo instances

odoo-instance-utils

Alpha stage — not production-ready. This project is under active development. The API, CLI interface, and behavior may change without notice between releases. Use at your own risk; no backward compatibility guarantees until 1.0.

CLI utilities for auditing and managing Odoo instances.

Installation

pip install odoo-instance-utils[cli]

Usage

Usage: odoo-instance [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --installed-addons-only / --include-all-addons
  --help                          Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  addons        Addon management commands.
  exports       Export management commands.
  filters       Filter management commands.
  translations  Translation management commands.
  view          View management commands (requires click-odoo).

Addons

odoo-instance addons lint           Validate addons.yaml + repos.yaml
odoo-instance addons capture        Capture addon state from a remote instance
odoo-instance addons verify         Compare addons.yaml against the live DB
odoo-instance addons install <list> Install addons (comma-separated)
odoo-instance addons list           List addons and their status
odoo-instance addons why <module>   Show modules that depend on a module
odoo-instance addons resolve <m>    Resolve transitive dependencies
odoo-instance addons audit          Audit version mismatches, uncommitted changes
odoo-instance addons python-deps    List Python dependencies for instance addons
odoo-instance addons generate-addons-yaml   Generate addons.yaml for Doodba
odoo-instance addons generate-repos-yaml    Generate repos.yaml for git-aggregator
odoo-instance addons generate-repos-lock    Generate repos.lock.yaml with pinned SHAs

Exports

odoo-instance exports dump <ids>    Dump exports as JSON
odoo-instance exports restore <data> Restore exports from JSON

Filters

odoo-instance filters list          List all filters
odoo-instance filters dump <ids>    Dump filters as JSON
odoo-instance filters restore <data> Restore filters from JSON

View

odoo-instance view export <module>  Export views from a module
odoo-instance view diff <module>    Diff exported views against the database

Translations

odoo-instance translations load <file.py> [--force]

Load custom translation overrides from a Python file into an Odoo instance (Odoo ≥16, uses TranslationImporter / jsonb).

The file must define a TranslationOverride dataclass and a module-level translations dict keyed by language code:

# odoo/custom/configuration/translations/fr_FR.py
from dataclasses import dataclass

@dataclass(frozen=True)
class TranslationOverride:
    type: str       # model, code, selection, view
    name: str       # "model,field" or module name or XML-ID
    src: str        # original English text
    value: str      # translated text
    res_id: int = 0 # default 0; resolved via XML-ID for view types

translations = {
    "fr_FR": [
        TranslationOverride(
            type="code", name="base", src="Individual", value="Personne",
        ),
        TranslationOverride(
            type="code", name="base", src="Individuals", value="Personnes",
        ),
    ],
}

The command generates temporary PO files (one per language) and imports them via Odoo's TranslationImporter, which writes directly to the jsonb translation columns on each model's database table. All overrides are created with module="__custom__" so they survive module upgrades.

Use --force to overwrite existing translations instead of merging.

Development

git clone https://github.com/maisim/odoo-instance-utils
cd odoo-instance-utils
uv sync
pre-commit install

Releasing

This project uses commitizen with Conventional Commits and setuptools-scm for versioning.

Commits must follow the conventional format:

feat: add addon export command
fix: handle missing manifest in list-addons
refactor: extract addon resolution logic

To create a release:

cz bump                    # reads commits → bumps version → creates tag + CHANGELOG
git push --follow-tags

The GitHub Actions workflow then builds and publishes the matching version to PyPI.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.