laravel-odoo-connector maintained by sefirosweb
laravel-odoo-connector
Driver to connect Odoo using ORM of laravel, it is based in JSON RPC.
Odoo Web Services Documentation JSON RPC.
Why use laravel-odoo-connector instead a postgresql connection?
It seems that it is easier to connect directly to the postgres database instead of using laravel-odoo-connector (based on json-rpc)
The advantage is that when you execute actions like "modify" or "create" objects, odoo has triggers that fire automated actions,
If you execute this in a raw postgress statement these events / actions will not be executed, so it is important to follow the odoo workflow, and odoo provides us with json-rpc to be able to perform these actions,
For example you could have a trigger in odoo that sends the invoice to the client when it is created,
Also laravel-odoo-connector provides the ability to execute model "actions",
For example once the SaleOrder is created it can be confirmed
$sale_order = SaleOrder::find(1);
$sale_order->action('action_confirm');
It triggers the button "confirm" in the odoo model
Installation - Composer
You can install the package via composer:
composer require sefirosweb/laravel-odoo-connector
Add in database.php the configuration for odoo
// database.php
'connections' => [
// ...
'odoo' => [
'driver' => 'odoo',
'host' => env('ODOO_HOST', 'https://your-odoo-host.com'),
'database' => env('ODOO_DB', 'db_name'),
'username' => env('ODOO_USERNAME', 'user'),
'password' => env('ODOO_PASSWORD', 'api_key'),
'defaultOptions' => [
'timeout' => 20,
'context' => [
'lang' => 'es_ES'
],
],
],
],
Usage
Import the models of odoo in your controller
use Sefirosweb\LaravelOdooConnector\Http\Models\ProductProduct;
class YourController extends Controller
{
public function index()
{
$products = ProductProduct::where('name', 'like', '%product%')->with('mrp_bom')->get();
return view('products.index', compact('products'));
}
}
You can use all methods of Eloquent ORM, like find, where, whereHas, with, create, update, delete, etc.
$product = ProductProduct::find(1);
$product->name = 'New name';
$product->save();
$product = ProductProduct::create([
'name' => 'Product 1',
'description' => 'Description of product 1',
'list_price' => 100,
// ...
]);
Customize your models
A lot of times you need to modify the models or create new ones, publish the config file and extends the models and,
class YourCustomProductProduct extends Sefirosweb\LaravelOdooConnector\Http\Models\ProductProduct
{
protected $table = 'product.product';
public function your_custom_belongs(): BelongTo
{
return $this->belongsTo(YourCustomModel::class, 'your_field_id');
}
}
Publish config, to make override of Odoo Models
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Sefirosweb\LaravelOdooConnector\LaravelOdooConnectorServiceProvider" --tag=config --force
With that you can add more relations or edit them, configure your own models, in the file config/laravel-odoo-connector.php
return [
'ProductProduct' => App\Http\Models\YourCustomProductProduct::class,
'ProductTemplate' => Sefirosweb\LaravelOdooConnector\Http\Models\ProductTemplate::class,
'ResLang' => Sefirosweb\LaravelOdooConnector\Http\Models\ResLang::class,
///...
];
SoftDelete
If you need to use soft delete "active" import the trait Sefirosweb\LaravelOdooConnector\Http\Traits\SoftDeleteOdoo
use Sefirosweb\LaravelOdooConnector\Http\Traits\SoftDeleteOdoo;
class ProductProduct extends OdooModel
{
use SoftDeleteOdoo;
// ...
}
Multiple Odoo Connections
Add in database.php the configuration for odoo, only add connection in the model
use Sefirosweb\LaravelOdooConnector\Http\Models\OdooModel;
class YourMainOdooModel extends OdooModel
{
protected $connection = 'other_odoo_connection';
public function getConnection()
{
return app('db')->connection('other_odoo_connection');
}
}
Custom get all records
If you need to get all records, you can use the method get_all in the model, this is execute in chunks of 500 records to avoid odoo timeout, is same has all method of Eloquent ORM
$products = ProductProduct::get_all('id', 'name', 100);
Model Actions
You can execute actions of the model, for example, confirm a sale order
$sale_order = SaleOrder::find(1);
$sale_order->action('action_confirm');
For custom actions you can provide more data;
$args = [['id' => 1]];
SaleOrder::model_action('action_custom', $args);
TODOS
- Add the rest of models of Odoo (pos, pos_line...)
- Add tests
Tests:
php artisan test packages/laravel-odoo-connector/tests/Feature/RandomTests.php