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Odoo 12 Development Essentials - Fourth Edition

By : Daniel Reis
Book Image

Odoo 12 Development Essentials - Fourth Edition

By: Daniel Reis

Overview of this book

Odoo is one of the best platforms for open source ERP and CRM. Its latest version, Odoo 12, brings with it new features and updates in Python packages to develop more customizable applications with additional cloud capabilities. The book begins by covering the development essentials for building business applications. You will start your journey by learning how to install and configure Odoo, and then transition from having no specific knowledge of Odoo to being ready for application development. You will develop your first Odoo application and understand topics such as models and views. Odoo 12 Development Essentials will also guide you in using server APIs to add business logic, helping you lay a solid foundation for advanced topics. As you progress through the chapters, you will be equipped to build and customize your applications and explore the new features in Odoo 12, such as cloud integration, to scale your business applications. You will get insights into building business logic and integrating various APIs into your application. By the end of the book, you will be able to build a business application from scratch by using the latest version of Odoo.
Table of Contents (22 chapters)
Title Page
Packt Upsell
Foreword
Contributors
Preface
Index

Composing recordsets


Recordsets support some additional operations. We can check whether a record is included or not in a recordset. If x is a singleton recordset and my_recordset is a recordset containing many records, we can use the following:

  • x in my_recordset
  • x not in my_recordset

The following operations are also available:

  • recordset.ids returns the list with the IDs of the recordset elements.
  • recordset.ensure_one() checks whether it's a single record (singleton); if it's not, a ValueError exception is raised.
  • recordset.filtered(func) returns a filtered recordset, and func can be a function or a dot-separated expression representing a path of fields to follow, as shown in the examples that follow.
  • recordset.mapped(func) returns a list of mapped values. Instead of a function, a string of text can be used for the name of the field to map.
  • recordset.sorted(func) returns an ordered recordset. Instead of a function, a string of text can be used for the name of the field to sort by. An optional reverse...