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ts-odoorpc

v0.1.0

Published

TypeScript library for Odoo RPC with type safety

Downloads

87

Readme

ts-odoorpc

A modern, type-safe TypeScript library for Odoo RPC.

Installation

npm install ts-odoorpc

Quick Start

import { OdooClient } from 'ts-odoorpc';

// Connect and login
const odoo = new OdooClient();
await odoo.connect({ host: 'localhost', port: 8069 });
await odoo.login('mydb', 'admin', 'password');

// Get a model
const Partner = odoo.env.model('res.partner');

// Search and read records
const partners = await Partner.searchRead(
  [['customer', '=', true]],
  ['name', 'email', 'phone'],
  { limit: 10 }
);

// Access fields
for (const partner of partners) {
  console.log(partner.name, partner.email);
}

Basic Operations

Create

const Partner = odoo.env.model('res.partner');
const newPartner = await Partner.create({
  name: 'John Doe',
  email: '[email protected]',
});

Read

// Search for IDs
const ids = await Partner.search([['customer', '=', true]], { limit: 5 });

// Read specific fields
const partners = Partner.browse(ids);
await partners.read(['name', 'email']);
console.log(partners[0].name);

Update

const partner = Partner.browse(42);
await partner.write({ phone: '+1234567890' });

Delete

await partner.unlink();

Search & Filters

// Simple filter
const customers = await Partner.search([['customer', '=', true]]);

// Multiple conditions (AND)
const activeCustomers = await Partner.search([
  ['customer', '=', true],
  ['active', '=', true],
]);

// OR conditions
const partners = await Partner.search([
  '|',
  ['name', 'ilike', 'John'],
  ['email', 'ilike', 'john'],
]);

// With options
const recent = await Partner.search(
  [['create_date', '>', '2024-01-01']],
  { limit: 10, offset: 0, order: 'create_date DESC' }
);

Generate TypeScript Types

Generate type definitions from your Odoo models:

npx odoo-rpc generate -h localhost -d mydb -u admin -p password -o ./types

Use generated types:

import { ResPartner } from './types';

const Partner = odoo.env.model<ResPartner>('res.partner');
const partners = await Partner.searchRead([], ['name', 'email']);

// Full TypeScript autocomplete
console.log(partners[0].name); // TypeScript knows this is string | false

Context Management

// Create environment with custom context
const frenchEnv = odoo.env.withContext({ lang: 'fr_FR' });
const Product = frenchEnv.model('product.product');

// All operations use French language
const products = await Product.searchRead([], ['name']);

License

MIT