odoorpc.env

Supply the Environment class to manage records more efficiently.

class odoorpc.env.Environment(odoo, db, uid, context)

An environment wraps data like the user ID, context or current database name, and provides an access to data model proxies.

>>> import odoorpc
>>> odoo = odoorpc.ODOO('localhost')
>>> odoo.login('db_name', 'admin', 'password')
>>> odoo.env
Environment(db='db_name', uid=1, context={'lang': 'fr_FR', 'tz': 'Europe/Brussels', 'uid': 1})

__contains__(model)

Check if the given model exists on the server.

>>> 'res.partner' in odoo.env
True

Returns:True or False

__getitem__(model)

Return the model class corresponding to model.

>>> Partner = odoo.env['res.partner']
>>> Partner
Model('res.partner')

Returns:a odoorpc.models.Model class

context

The context of the user connected.

>>> odoo.env.context
{'lang': 'en_US', 'tz': 'Europe/Brussels', 'uid': 1}

db

The database currently used.

>>> odoo.env.db
'db_name'

lang

Return the current language code.

>>> odoo.env.lang
'en_US'

ref(xml_id)

Return the record corresponding to the given xml_id (also called external ID). Raise an RPCError if no record is found.

>>> odoo.env.ref('base.lang_en')
Recordset('res.lang', [1])

Returns:a odoorpc.models.Model instance (recordset) Raise:odoorpc.error.RPCError

registry

The data model registry. It is a mapping between a model name and its corresponding proxy used to generate records. As soon as a model is needed the proxy is added to the registry. This way the model proxy is ready for a further use (avoiding costly RPC queries when browsing records through relations).

>>> odoo.env.registry
{}
>>> odoo.env.user.company_id.name   # 'res.users' and 'res.company' Model proxies will be fetched
'YourCompany'
>>> from pprint import pprint
>>> pprint(odoo.env.registry)
{'res.company': Model('res.company'), 'res.users': Model('res.users')}

If you need to regenerate the model proxy, simply delete it from the registry:

>>> del odoo.env.registry['res.company']

To delete all model proxies:

>>> odoo.env.registry.clear()
>>> odoo.env.registry
{}

uid

The user ID currently logged.

>>> odoo.env.uid
1

user

Return the current user (as a record).

>>> user = odoo.env.user
>>> user
Recordset('res.users', [1])
>>> user.name
'Administrator'

Returns:a odoorpc.models.Model instance Raise:odoorpc.error.RPCError