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REST API/OpenAPI/Swagger

Secure tool for convenient integrations

Version: v10.0.1.1.9


Tested and maintained by
IT Projects Labs
Assitance: help@itpp.dev

Best API accessories for every integration step:
  • Grant exact access rights needed for an integration
  • Load generated OpenAPI Specification into Postman, Swagger Editor or any other tools that supports it
  • Monitor API requests/responses at desired level of details

Easy to use in any programming languages

# https://github.com/Yelp/bravado
from bravado.requests_client import RequestsClient
from bravado.client import SwaggerClient
http_client = RequestsClient()
http_client.set_basic_auth('yourdomain.example.com', 'DATABASE-NAME', 'USER-TOKEN')
odoo = SwaggerClient.from_url(
    'https://yourdomain.example.com/api/v1/demo/swagger.json?token=demo_token&db=source',
    http_client=http_client
)
result = odoo.res_partner.callMethodForResPartnerModel(
    method_name="search",
    body={
        'args': [[('email', '=', 'sync@it-projects.info')]]
    }
).response().incoming_response.json()
partner_id = result and result[0]
if not partner_id:
    result = odoo.res_partner.addResPartner(body={
        "name": "OpenAPI Support",
        "email": "sync@it-projects.info"
    }).response().result
    partner_id = result.id
odoo.res_partner.callMethodForResPartnerSingleRecord(
  id=partner_id,
  method_name="message_post",
  body={
    "kwargs": {
      "body": "The Openapi module works in Python! Thank you!",
      "partner_ids": [partner_id]
    }
  }
).response()
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REST API/Openapi/Swagger

Installation

  • Install this module in a usual way

  • Add openapi to --load parameter, e.g.:

    ./odoo-bin --workers=2 --load openapi,web --config=/path/to/odoo.conf
    

Configuration

Activating and customization

  • Open menu [[ OpenAPI ]] >> OpenAPI >> Integrations

  • Click [Create]

  • Specify Name for integration, e.g. test

  • Set Log requests to Full

  • Set Log responses to Full

  • In Accessable models tab click Add an item

    • Set Model, for example res.users

    • Configure allowed operations

      • [x] Create via API

        • Set Creation Context Presets, for example
          • Name: brussels
          • Context: {'default_tz':'Europe/Brussels', 'default_lang':'fr_BE'}
      • [x] Read via API

        • Set Read One Fields -- fields to return on reading one record

        • Set Read Many Fields -- fields to return on reading multiple records

          Note: you can use Export widget in corresponding Model to create Fields list. To do that:

          • Open menu for the Model
          • Switch to list view
          • Select any record
          • click [Action] -> Export
          • Set Export Type to Export all Data
          • Add the fields you need to right column
          • Click Save fields list, choose name and save the list
          • Now the list is availab to set Read One Fields, Read Many Fields settings
      • [x] Update via API

      • [x] Delete via API

  • Click [Save]

  • Copy Specification Link to use it in any system that support OpenAPI

Authentication

  • Activate Developer Mode
  • Open menu [[ Settings ]] >> Users >> Users
  • Select a user that will be used for iteracting over API
  • In Allowed Integration select some integrations
  • Copy OpenAPI Token to use it in any system that support OpenAPI

Usage

As the simplest example, you can try API in Swagger Editor. It allows to review and check API

  • Open http://editor.swagger.io/
  • Click menu File >> Import File
  • Set Specification link
  • RESULT: Specification is parsed succefully and you can see API presentation
  • Click [Authorize] button
    • Username -- set database name
    • Password -- set OpenAPI Token

For more examples visit https://itpp.dev/sync website

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