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How to install?

python

$ python setup.py install

jython

$ jython setup.py install

Examples (python console):

Connecting to server

  >>> from ooop import OOOP
  >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo')

Pyro Protocol

1. Install PyRO library (openerp-server and web client). http://www.xs4all.nl/~irmen/pyro3/
2. Install PyRO Module OpenERP from Nan (thanks this contribution!) https://launchpad.net/openobject-client-kde

  >>> o = OOOP(user='admin',pwd='admin',dbname='zikzakmedia',uri='localhost',port=8071,protocol='pyro')

Retrieving all from model

  >>> from ooop import OOOP
  >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo')
  >>> o.ResPartner.all()

Retrieving 1 record from model

  >>> from ooop import OOOP
  >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo')
  >>> n = o.ResPartner.get(1)

Accesing attributes

  >>> from ooop import OOOP
  >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo')
  >>> n = o.ResPartner.get(1)
  >>> print n.name

or in related objects:

  >>> print len(n.address) 
  >>> print n.address[0].name 

Deleting 1 record

  >>> from ooop import OOOP
  >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo')
  >>> n = o.ResPartner.get(1)
  >>> n.delete()

Deleting multiple records

100 firsts

  >>> from ooop import OOOP
  >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo')
  >>> n = o.ResPartner.all()
  >>> n[1:100].delete()

all

  >>> n.delete()

Filtering

You can extend arguments using ne, lt, lte, gt, gte, like and ilike:

  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name='Guido')
  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__ne='Guido')
  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__lt='Guido')
  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__lte='Guido')
  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__gt='Guido')
  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__gte='Guido')
  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__like='Guido')
  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__ilike='guido')
  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(id__in=[1,2,5,8])
  >>> o.ResPartner.filter(id__not_in=[1,2,5,8])

Creating new

  >>> n = o.ResPartner.new()
  >>> n.name = 'Partner created with OOOP'
  >>> n.save()

  >>> n = o.ResPartner.new(name='Guido', active=True)
  >>> n.save()

with related objects

To save all related objects of an object:

  >>> n = o.ResPartner.new()
  >>> n.name = 'Partner created with OOOP'

  >>> addr = o.ResPartnerAddress.new()
  >>> addr.street = "Testing related objects"

  >>> n.address.append(addr)
  >>> n.save_all()

  >>> m = [o.ResPartnerAddress.new(name='New Address', street='New Street', active=True)]
  >>> n = o.ResPartner.new(name='Guido', address=m, active=True)
  >>> n.save_all()

Export Graph

Get a model graphviz file in dot, png, jpg or svg:

o.export(filename="file", filetype="dot", showfields=True, model="res.partner", deep=None)

or simply:

o.export("file", "png", False)

also you can do

o.ResPartner.export(filename="file", filetype="png", deep=0)

Also you can generate a jpg file (res.partner.jpg in the example) with just especific table definition

o.ResPartner.export()

but if you want to get deep in the tables just need:

o.ResPartner.export(deep=1)

The deep param its relative to the model param, deep means how far you want to get with the relations.