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How to install?

python

<pre><code> $ python setup.py install </code></pre>

jython

<pre><code> $ jython setup.py install </code></pre>

Examples (python console):

Connecting to server

<pre><code> >>> from ooop import OOOP >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo') </code></pre>

Retrieving all from model

<pre><code> >>> from ooop import OOOP >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo') >>> o.ResPartner.all() </code></pre>

Retrieving 1 record from model

<pre><code> >>> from ooop import OOOP >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo') >>> n = o.ResPartner.get(1) </code></pre>

Accesing attributes

<pre><code> >>> from ooop import OOOP >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo') >>> n = o.ResPartner.get(1) >>> print n.name </code></pre>

or in related objects:

<pre><code> >>> print len(n.address) >>> print n.address[0].name </code></pre>

Deleting 1 record

<pre><code> >>> from ooop import OOOP >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo') >>> n = o.ResPartner.get(1) >>> n.delete() </code></pre>

Deleting multiple records

100 firsts

<pre><code> >>> from ooop import OOOP >>> o = OOOP(dbname='demo') >>> n = o.ResPartner.all() >>> n[1:100].delete() </code></pre>

all

<pre><code> >>> n.delete() </code></pre>

Filtering

You can extend arguments using ne, lt, lte, gt, gte, like and ilike:

<pre><code> >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name='Guido') >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__ne='Guido') >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__lt='Guido') >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__lte='Guido') >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__gt='Guido') >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__gte='Guido') >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__like='Guido') >>> o.ResPartner.filter(name__ilike='guido') >>> o.ResPartner.filter(id__in=[1,2,5,8]) >>> o.ResPartner.filter(id__not_in=[1,2,5,8]) </code></pre>

Creating new

<pre><code> >>> n = o.ResPartner.new() >>> n.name = 'Partner created with OOOP' >>> n.save() </code></pre> <pre><code> >>> n = o.ResPartner.new(name='Guido', active=True) >>> n.save() </code></pre>

with context

To pass context in the call:

<pre><code> >>> n = o.ResPartner.new() >>> n.name = 'Partner created with OOOP' >>> n.save(context={'context-key':context-value}) </pre></code>

with related objects

To save all related objects of an object:

<pre><code> >>> n = o.ResPartner.new() >>> n.name = 'Partner created with OOOP' >>> addr = o.ResPartnerAddress.new() >>> addr.street = "Testing related objects" >>> n.address.append(addr) >>> n.save_all() </pre></code> <pre><code> >>> m = [o.ResPartnerAddress.new(name='New Address', street='New Street', active=True)] >>> n = o.ResPartner.new(name='Guido', address=m, active=True) >>> n.save_all() </code></pre>