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Introduction
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This slide will represent the structure of a basic module in Odoo
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Module Structure
● In Odoo, a module represents a unit of functionality that
can be added to the Odoo system to extend its features
or customize its behavior. Each module typically consists
of various components, such as models, views,
controllers, security rules, data files, and more. Lets dive
into the structure of a module in Odoo 17

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Module Manifest File (__manifest__.py)
● Every module in Odoo must have a manifest file, which is
a Python file named __manifest__.py.
● This file contains metadata about the module, such as its
name, version, dependencies, description, and other
information required by Odoo.

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{
'name': 'My Module',
'version': '1.0.0',
'category': 'Accounting',
'summary': """Summary of my module""",
'description': "Description of my module",
'depends': ['web', 'account'],
'data': [
'security/ir.model.access.csv',
'wizard/my_wizard_views.xml',
'views/my_model_views.xml',
],
'assets': {
'web.assets_backend': [
'my_module/static/src/js/relational_utils.js',
],
},
'license': 'LGPL-3',
'installable': True,
'auto_install': False,
'application': False,
}

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Models (models directory)
● The models directory contains Python files defining the
data models used by the module.
● Each model typically corresponds to a database table
and defines the fields and behavior of the objects stored
in that table.

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Views (views directory)
● The views directory contains XML files defining the user
interface components associated with the module.
● Views define how data from the models is presented to
users in the Odoo interface, including forms, lists,
kanbans, and other UI elements.

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Controllers (controllers directory)
● The controllers directory contains Python files defining
controllers, which handle HTTP requests and responses
for web pages associated with the module.
● Controllers allow you to define custom web routes and
handle user interactions with the module's functionality.

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Security Rules (security directory)
● The security directory contains XML files defining access
control rules for the module.
● Security rules specify who can read, write, create, or
delete records in the module's models based on user roles
and permissions.

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Data Files (data directory)
● The data directory contains XML files used to import or
export data associated with the module.
● Data files can include sample records, default values,
configurations, and other data needed for the module to
function properly.

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Assets (static directory)
● The static directory contains static assets such as CSS,
JavaScript, images, and other files used for styling and
scripting the module's user interface.
● Static assets are typically used in custom views or web
pages associated with the module.

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Wizard (wizard directory)
● The wizard directory contains Python files defining
wizards, which are user interfaces used to gather
information or perform actions in a step-by-step manner.
● Wizards are typically used for complex operations that
require user input or confirmation

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Report (report directory):
● The report directory contains XML files defining reports
generated by the module.
● Reports can include PDF documents, Excel spreadsheets,
or other formats presenting data from the module's
models in a structured format.

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Localization Files (i18n directory)
● The i18n directory contains translation files for the
module.
● Localization files allow you to provide translations for the
module's user interface elements and other text strings in
multiple languages.

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Tests (tests directory)
● The tests directory contains Python files defining unit
tests for the module.
● Unit tests help verify that the module's components
(models, controllers, views, etc.) function correctly and
handle various scenarios as expected.
● Unit testing is crucial for ensuring the reliability,
robustness, and maintainability of the module's
codebase.

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