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Lines of code | 194 |
Technical Name |
report_scribus |
License | AGPL-3 |
Website | https://vertel.se/apps/odoo-report/report_scribus |
Versions | 14.0 12.0 |
Label and Business card Management Made Easy
From any type of object, create nifty reports
This is a new report type for Odoo, the module is an extention that gives label/business cards designers a complement to other report types when they creates a new report. But its easy even for non programmers to create reports using the separate GUI-client.
GLabels is a GNU/Linux program for creating labels and business cards. It is designed to work with various laser/ink-jet peel-off label and business card sheets that you will find at most office supply stores.
Design labels using notation
Glabels uses a template for the label design and are using a special
notation, ${name}, for including fields from the database. When you
design your labels use a dummy csv-file for your model you want
to tie the report to and the format
"Text: coma separated Values
(CSV) with keys on line 1".
When the template is ready you can
upload it to the report-record (or include it in the xml-record if
you are building a module). There is a test report action that
also lists all fields for the choosen model.
Example of code for a module:
<report string="Sample Glabels" id="action_glabels_sample_report" model="res.partner" report_type="glabels" name="report_glabels.glabels_sample_report" /> <record id="action_glabels_sample_report" model="ir.actions.report.xml"> <field name="glabels_template" type="base64" file="report_glabels/sample.glabels" /> </record>
This module needs Glabel to be installed on the server (for Ubuntu:
sudo apt install glabels)
You can test your template (and installation) using glabels-batch-command:
glabels-3-batch -o <out-file> -l -C -i <csv-file> <your template.glabels>
This command are alike both on workstation and server.
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