This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
This module provides a classical configuration by environnement file pattern into OpenERP. Based on code written by WinGo and Camptocamp.
This module allows you to use the classical environment file pattern by reading a directive call running_env in the OpenERP configuration file:
[options] running_env=dev / prod / etc.
We intended to add a server command line but there is no correct way to do it.
This method allows you to keep your settings into a module instead of using config files that might be mixed with openerprc or altered. It is an alternative way to the base config file for such configuration needs . All your configurations will be read only and accessible under the admin menu. If you are not in the ‘dev’ environment you will not be able to see the values contained in keys named ‘passw’.
At the current time, the module does not allow to set low level attributes such as database server, etc. .
The first goal of the module is to ensure that OpenERP will never mess up the external system. Once installed, profile is mandatory. We do not want to launch an instance in the dev environment on a production server.
The configuration files are stored in the server_environment_files module, and user config parser module syntax. Look at the module to get some examples. The default configuration are stored in the default/ directory. You can add one directory for each environment you want to define, named after the environment. All config defined in non-default environments will override or complement the default config. If your attibutes contain passw, it will only be shown in the dev environment.
Example usage
from server_environment import serv_config
for key, value in serv_config.items('external_service.ftp'):
print (key, value)
serv_config.get('external_service.ftp', 'tls')
This module provides also the possibility to load static files depending on the environment.
Example usage
Create a file view/templates.xml, and insert a css file
<openerp><data>
<template id="login_layout_no_db" name="Login Layout"
inherit_id="web.login_layout" >
<xpath expr="." position="inside">
<link rel="stylesheet"
href="/server_environment_files/static/RUNNING_ENV/css.css"/>
</xpath>
</template>
</data></openerp>
Then, create css files for each environment you have. exemple:
/server_environment_files/static/dev/css.css /server_environment_files/static/prod/css.css ...
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