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Re: Odoo Show
Wow! Great!
Congrats for the great work and thanks for sharing!
El mié, 5 oct 2022 a la(s) 05:47, Simon Maillard (notifications@odoo-community.org) escribió:
On 05/10/2022 00:02, David Vidal wrote: > I have been working for fun on this little tool > (https://github.com/chienandalu/odooshow > <https://github.com/chienandalu/odooshow>) to facilitate the inspection > of the data of a recordset. Hi, Tested and adopted, It's awesome. I used it from pytest to inspect objects, it will for sure save a lot of time when debugging or writing tests. Just to share my happiness: add to your test method: ``` import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace() ``` from your test server/vm/container/python ide: ``` $ pip3 install odooshow ipdb $ cd /path/to/my_adddon $ export PYTEST_ADDOPTS='--pdb --pdbcls=IPython.terminal.debugger:Pdb' $ pytest -s -vv --odoo-database=tests --odoo-config=/var/lib/odoo/tests_odoo.conf --pdb tests/test_hr_timesheet_ovetime.py::TestHrOvertime::test_2_overtime_sheet_is_created_on_overtime ``` Let's play with odooshow from ipdb ``` ipdb> from odooshow import show ipdb> show(self.OvertimePeriod.search([]) ... ``` ps: Got an error if the object don't have URL (The same has Quentin spoke about). I made a quick hack for now but I will submit a clean PR today. Thank you David for odooshow ! Regards, Simon -- Simon Maillard simon@ogesta.fr - 0680587358 Parce que sinon ça rend la discussion incompréhensible. > Pourquoi ça ? >> Je préfère répondre en dessous. >>> Que faites-vous à la place ? >>>> Non. >>>>> Vous n'aimez pas répondre au-dessus ?_______________________________________________
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by Juan José Scarafía - 11:16 - 5 Oct 2022
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Odoo Show
I have been working for fun on this little tool (https://github.com/chienandalu/odooshow) to facilitate the inspection of the data of a recordset. Any time you're into the Odoo shell either debugging any process or entering the console in a production instance we can import the show method of the library and we will see a table with the default tree fields for that record. Something like this:Even more, you'll get links to the records urls so you can inspect them directly in the browser! (only in consoles that support console links).
By adding more attributes we can create more complex views by deciding which fields to show, grouping the records, etc. I'm working on documentation, for the moment you can see the code itself ;)
You can see a demo here -> https://asciinema.org/a/525597
There's also limited support for OdooRPC, but some special cases need to be covered.
To render the tables, I'm using the fantastic rich (https://github.com/Textualize/rich) which I can't stop recommending to everyone :)
I hope you enjoy it! (PRs and issues are welcome :))
David
by David Vidal - 12:00 - 5 Oct 2022
