This role allows to manage Odoo modules automatically and configure them depending of our need. The following actions can be made:

• install: install a list of Odoo modules on a lastest version available on the host (look at the modules_to_install variable)

• update_list: enable us to update the app like we make in UI after update addons source code. This action is run every time instal or upgrade actions are called

• upgrade: upgrade et list of Odoo modules based on a provided list (look at the modules_to_upgrade variable)

• uninstall: uninstall Odoo modules base on a list (look at the modules_to_uninstall variable)

• configure_pos: this action were add because is't very common and frequently made, so we will use that when we need to configure our Odoo Point Of Sale (look at the pos_to_configure variable))

• configure_company: we use it to update information about the company created in Odoo (look at the company_to_configure variable)

• configure_custome_module: we use it to configure odoo custom module installed in Odoo (look at the custom_modules_to_configure variable)

• configure_product: we use it to create and configure odoo product, category and subcategoryo (look at the product_to_configure variable)

NB: To easily use this role, every single action are tasks with the corresponding tags (tags: install, update_list ...)

-> 10.0

You need to install python dependancies on odoo host : xmlrpclib, odoorpc

There are a lot of variables, so to see all of them plase check the default/main.yml where i present variable with description and cautions

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Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:

- hosts: servers
  user: root
  become: yes
  gather_facts: false

  pre_tasks:
    - block:
        - name: "Check connectivity"
         ping: ~
      rescue:
        - debug:
            msg: "Module ping: error"
        - raw: bash -c "test -f /usr/bin/python || (apt-get update && apt-get install python python3 -yqq) || (yum -y install python)"
          register: output
      always:
        - setup: ~

  roles:
    - { role: module, tags: ['install', 'configure_pos'] }

BSD

• Dirane TAFEN ([email protected])