mohitghodasara / odoo-server-tool

Odoo Server Tool

Tested on Ubuntu 18.4 LTS, 16.4LTS, macOs 10.12

How to Run

• just need to run python3 server.py.

• set odoo-bin file path to the server path window

  • (optional) if you want to use enterprise then you need to set both community and enterprise addons path

• login to postgresql in order to manage databases

  • default login (your postgresql credentials)

    • database: postgres
    • username: postgres
    • password: postgres

Keyboard Shortcuts

Some general keyboard shortcuts that I use frequently.

Command	macOS	Windows	Linux
Start Server	ctrl-s	ctrl-s	ctrl-s
Stop Server	ctrl-c	ctrl-c	ctrl-c
Delete from list	ctrl-x	ctrl-x	ctrl-x
Terminate all Running Server	ctrl-t	ctrl-t	ctrl-t
Minimize to right of the screen	ctrl-space	ctrl-space	ctrl-space
Debug Mode On-Off	ctrl-v	ctrl-v	ctrl-v
With Demo Data On-Off	ctrl-d	ctrl-d	ctrl-d
Multi Session On-Off	ctrl-b	ctrl-b	ctrl-b
Load with Enterprise On-Off	ctrl-e	ctrl-e	ctrl-e
Install or Update Module On-Off	ctrl-i	ctrl-i	ctrl-i
Increase Port	up-key	up-key	up-key
Decrease Port	down-key	down-key	down-key
Open Path Window	ctrl-/	ctrl-/	ctrl-/
Move Cursor to Module Box	ctrl-m	ctrl-m	ctrl-m
Move Cursor to Database List Box	ctrl-d	ctrl-d	ctrl-d
Move Cursor to Port Box	ctrl-a	ctrl-a	ctrl-a
Move Cursor to Running List	ctrl-l	ctrl-l	ctrl-l
Template Mode On-Off	alt-t	alt-t	alt-t
Exit	ctrl-q	ctrl-q	ctrl-q

odoo-server-tool's Issues

Typo "databse" instead of "database" in postgreSQL connection screen

Hi,

You have a typo 😉 See

UI doesn't show when the Odoo is stopped

Steps:

1. Open the app
2. Configure it
3. Click on "Stop", you won't see any difference or info showing you that the Odoo is stopped. Perhaps the "Stop" button can be disabled and the same behaviour can be done for "Start" when the Odoo is already running? It would also be nice if it was shown in the white textbox. For example:
   

Rename "Odoo" to "Configuration or something transparant

Hi,

The UI now has an item named "Odoo" at the left top, which is to access the settings. Why don't you name it "Settings" or something? It doesn't feel like there is a configuration menu behind it right now.