Source code for openerp_proxy.plugins.module_utils

from ..plugin import Plugin
from ..orm.object import Object
from ..utils import (stdcall,
                     DirMixIn)


# Overriden to add shortcut for module update
[docs]class ModuleObject(Object): """ Add shortcut methods to 'ir.module.module' object / model to install or upgrade modules Also this methods will be available for Record instances too """ # Apply this extension only to 'ir.module.module' Object / Model
[docs] class Meta: name = 'ir.module.module'
@stdcall
[docs] def upgrade(self, ids, context=None): """ Immediatly upgrades module """ kwargs = {} if context is None else {'context': context} res = self.button_immediate_upgrade(ids, **kwargs) # because new models may appear in DB, # so registered_objects shoud be refreshed self.client.clean_caches() return res
@stdcall
[docs] def install(self, ids, context=None): """ Immediatly install module """ kwargs = {} if context is None else {'context': context} res = self.button_immediate_install(ids, **kwargs) # because new models may appear in DB, # so registered_objects shoud be refreshed self.client.clean_caches() return res
[docs]class ModuleUtils(Plugin, DirMixIn): """ Utility plugin to simplify module management Allows to access Odoo module objects as attributes of this plugin: .. code:: python # this method supports IPython autocomplete db.plugins.module_utils.m_stock or dictionary style access to modules: .. code:: python db.plugins.moduld_utils['stock'] which is equivalent to .. code:: python db.get_obj('ir.module.module').search_records( [('name','=','stock')])[0] Also autocomplete in IPython supported for this syntax """
[docs] class Meta: name = "module_utils"
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(ModuleUtils, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) self._modules = None @property def modules(self): """ Returns dictionary of modules registered in system. Result dict is like: ``{'module_name': module_inst}`` where *module_inst* is *Record* instance for this module """ if self._modules is None: modules = self.client['ir.module.module'].search_records([]) self._modules = {m.name: m for m in modules} return self._modules @property def installed_modules(self): """ RecordList with list of modules installed in currenct database :rtype: RecordList """ return self.client['ir.module.module'].search_records( [('state', '=', 'installed')])
[docs] def update_module_list(self): """ Update module list If there are some modules added to server, update list, to be able to installe them. """ self._modules = None return self.client['ir.module.module'].update_list()
def __dir__(self): res = super(ModuleUtils, self).__dir__() res.extend(['m_' + i for i in self.modules.keys()]) return res def __getitem__(self, name): return self.modules[name] def __getattr__(self, name): if name.startswith('m_') and name[2:] in self.modules: return self.modules[name[2:]] raise AttributeError("No attribute %s in object %s" % (name, self)) def __contains__(self, name): return name in self.modules