Odoo buildout recipe¶
Note
if you wish to manage OpenERP/Odoo versions using Python 2.7, you should go to anybox.recipe.odoo.
This recipe for Buildout is a fully featured tool allowing you to define and deploy quickly Odoo installations of any kinds, ranging from development setups to fully automated production deployments or continuous integration.
Some of its main features include:
installation of Odoo server, uniformly across versions.
retrieval of main software and addons from various sources, including the major version control systems
ability to pinpoint everything for replayability
management of Odoo configuration
dedicated scripts creation for easy integration of external tools, such as test launchers
packaging: creation of self-contained equivalents for easy deployment in tightly controlled hosting environmenents.
All these to be considered together with zc.buildout‘s general properties, such as an extensible configuration file format for easy variation or separation of concerns, native Python distributions installation, and of course the huge ecosystem of other recipes.
About this documentation¶
Released stable versions of this documentation are uploaded to pythonhosted.
The full documentation is written with Sphinx, built continuously and
uploaded to https://oca.github.io/oca.recipe.odoo
The Sphinx source tree is to be found under the doc
subdirectory
of this project.
Although this Sphinx documentation started with version 1.8.0, most of its contents applies to the 1.7 series: features introduced with 1.8 are highlighted, and readers may consult the changelog on PyPI.
Contents¶
- First steps
- Configuration reference
- The buildout configuration file and parts
- Odoo recipes
- Options for assembly and source management
- Options for buildout relocation
- Odoo options
- Options for executables generation and serving
- Options for development, QA and introspection
- Options for download and caching strategies
- Options for release and packaging
- Odoo Scripts
- Full development to production example
- For contributors
- Development notes