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openerp_bootstrap 1.0a8
Easy bootstrap for your OpenERP modules

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pypm install openerp-bootstrap

How to install openerp_bootstrap

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  2. Open Command Prompt
  3. Type pypm install openerp-bootstrap
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Lastest release
version 1.0a8 on May 23rd, 2012

Introduction

Tired of copy&paste and find&replace for creating new OpenERP modules?

This module adds Paste templates for bootstrapping your modules.

Install

As simple as:

pip install openerp_bootstrap

Usage

List templates:

paster create --list-templates

You should see "openerp_newmodule", "openerp_theme" among the other templates.

To create a simple module run:

paster create -t openerp_newmodule

to create a basic theme package run:

paster create -t openerp_theme

and follow the instructions step by step.

CHANGELOG

1.0a8
  • imp remove static resources that are not required
  • initialize module-specific openerp object into JS
1.0a7
  • fix bool var handling
  • fix typo into theme template
1.0a6
  • CHANGED PACKAGE NAME FROM 'openerp_pastertemplates'
  • set active=False by default
  • added basic openerp web theme template
1.0a5
  • fix optional web parameters
1.0a4
  • fix bracket typo into __openerp__.py
1.0a3
  • fix README.rst
  • added missing HISTORY.txt
1.0a2
  • updated docs
1.0a1
  • 1st release

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