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@rapsodoo/agrippa

v1.1.4

Published

A command-line interface for interacting with Odoo workflow code stored in the database.

Readme

agRIPpa CLI

A command-line interface for interacting with Odoo workflow code stored in the database.

Overview

agRIPpa is a specialized CLI tool that allows developers to:

  • Download workflow code from Odoo
  • Edit the code locally with their preferred editor
  • Upload changes back to the Odoo database
  • Manage backups and restore previous versions

Installation

You can install agRIPpa via NPM:

npm i -g @rapsodoo/agrippa

Otherwise, you can build and link the package locally:

# Clone the repository
git clone <repository-url>
cd agrippa

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the tool
npm run build

# Link the CLI globally
npm link

After linking, the agrippa command will be available in your terminal.

Usage

Initialize Workspace

Set up your workspace with credentials and configuration:

agrippa init

You'll be prompted to enter:

  • Keycloak username and password
  • Keycloak client ID and secret
  • Odoo RIP base URL
  • Keycloak URL

Clone a Workflow

Download a workflow from Odoo to work on locally:

agrippa clone

You'll be prompted to select a workflow from the available options.

Make Changes

Once cloned, the workflow files will be available in your local directory. Edit the Python code with your preferred editor.

Upload Changes

Synchronize your local changes back to Odoo:

agrippa upsync

Or specify a specific workflow:

agrippa upsync -w workflow-slug

To upsync all local workflows:

agrippa upsync -a

The tool will show you the changes that will be applied and ask for confirmation.

Manage Backups

Create a backup:

agrippa backup -w workflow-slug -n "My backup name"

Restore a backup:

agrippa backup -w workflow-slug -r

You'll be prompted to select which backup to restore.

Refresh Local Workflows

Update your local copies with the latest code from Odoo:

agrippa refresh

Or refresh a specific workflow:

agrippa refresh -o workflow-slug

Commands Reference

| Command | Description | | ----------------- | --------------------------------------- | | agrippa init | Initialize workspace with credentials | | agrippa clone | Clone a workflow from Odoo | | agrippa upsync | Upload local changes to Odoo | | agrippa backup | Create or restore backups | | agrippa refresh | Update local copies with remote changes |

Workflow

A typical workflow with agRIPpa looks like:

  1. Initialize your workspace (agrippa init)
  2. Clone the workflow you want to work on (agrippa clone)
  3. Make your code changes locally
  4. Upload your changes to Odoo (agrippa upsync)

Before making significant changes, it's recommended to create a backup (agrippa backup).

[!WARNING] To perform operations, you must be in the folder in which you initialized agRIPpa.

Tips

  • If a workflow path ends with a trailing slash, the CLI will automatically remove it
  • The tool creates backups automatically before certain operations
  • Use the -w or --workflow flag to specify a workflow slug directly