odoo-models-connect 0.1.8

Library to improve interaction and communication with odoo for integration with other technologies.

odoo-models-connect

Odoo-Models-Connect is an library to improve interaction and communication with Odoo XML-RPC External API for integration with other technologies.

Installing

Install and update using pip:

$ pip install odoo-models-connect

Example

Initialize the required environment variables

1. Create an .env file

2. places the environment variables inside the file with these names:

   • DATABASE
   • USERNAME
   • PASSWORD
   • URL

For example .env:

DATABASE='local_DB'
USERNAME='[e-mail]'
PASSWORD='123456'
URL='http://localhost:8069'

3. import load_env_vars:

   from odoo_models_connect import load_env_vars
   

4. load environment variables:

   load_env_vars('path/to/environment')
   

   NOTE: must end in .env

You can create a high-level interface by declaring models by extending models.OdooModel as follows:

from odoo_models_connect import models, fields, load_env_vars


load_env_vars(env_path='path/to/.env')


class ResUsers(models.OdooModel):
    _name = 'res.users'

    name = fields.StringField()
    login = fields.StringField()
    password = fields.StringField()

NOTE: it is necessary to load the environment variables before doing the inheritance of OdooModel

count of number of records:

>>> ResUsers.search_count()
4

search and read record by id:

>>> ResUsers.search_by_id(2)
<ResUsers id=2>

search and read records:

>>> ResUsers.search_read()
[<ResUsers id=2>, <ResUsers id=6>, <ResUsers id=7>, <ResUsers id=8>]

filter records:

>>> ResUsers.search_read(query=[["name", 'ilike', "John"]])
[<ResUsers id=2>, <ResUsers id=6>]

create a record:

user = ResUsers(
    name='John',
    login='[e-mail]',
    password='john123',
)

user.create()

update a record:

user = ResUsers(
    id=8,
    name='John2',
    login='[e-mail]',
    password='john1234',
)

user.update()

delete a record:

user = ResUsers(id=10)

user.delete()

Allowed data types:

• StringField
• BooleanField
• BinaryField
• DateField
• DateTimeField
• IntegerField
• FloatField
• MonetaryField
• Many2oneField
• Many2manyField
• One2manyField

Other Features

Initialize the odoo connection:

from odoo_models_connect import ConnectOdoo

odoo = ConnectOdoo('http://localhost:8069', 'db_name')

User authentication in the odoo system:

uid = odoo.authenticate('[e-mail]', 'user_password')

In the case of wanting to make queries with the authenticated user in session it is necessary to use the reconnect method and pass a dictionary with the values of email, password and user id:

session = {
    "username": '[e-mail]',
    "password": 'user_password',
    "uid": 7,
}

odoo.reconnect(session)

Making queries

To make a simple search of all the elements of a model is used:

users = odoo.search_read('res.users')

You can place conditions or the fields you want to bring from each element:

users = odoo.search_read('res.users', condition=[['name', '=', 'Admin']], fields=['name', 'login', 'image_1920'])

The read() method works to do a search for elements with a list of element ids:

users = odoo.read('res.users', object_ids=[1, 7, 17])

You can also bring only the fields that are needed:

users = odoo.read('res.users', object_ids=[8, 25], fields=['name', 'login'])

NOTE: ids must be of type integer

You can fetch the id of all the elements of a model stored in a database:

users_ids = odoo.search_ids('res.users')

You can add a condition or domain:

users_ids = odoo.search_ids('res.users', domain=[
[('name', 'ilike', 'John%')]])

The create() method is used to create an element of a model in a database.

data = {
    "name": 'John',
    "login": '[e-mail]',
    "password": 'john123'
}

odoo.create('res.users', data)

The update() method is used to update an element of a model in a database.

data = {
    "name": 'Juan',
    "login": '[e-mail]',
    "password": 'Juan123'
}

user_id = 9

odoo.update('res.users', user_id, data)

The delete() method is used to delete an element of a model in a database.

user_id = 9

odoo.delete('res.users', user_id)