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Technical Name report_docxtpl
LicenseLGPL-3
Versions 17.0 18.0 19.0
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Availability
Odoo Online
Odoo.sh
On Premise
Lines of code 715
Technical Name report_docxtpl
LicenseLGPL-3
Versions 17.0 18.0 19.0

Features

  • Support convert docx to PDF.
  • Support python prepare function.
  • Direct print PDF in form view (support Chrome).
  • Support merge file or zip file in list view.
  • Support insert images as usually odoo fields. example use: odoo(doc.partner_id.image_1920).
  • QR code support.
  • Barcode supports. Accepted types: 'Code128', 'EAN13', 'EAN8'.
  • 2 template with examples as a gift inside the module
  • Free support 24/7
  • Required to install libreoffice in server os

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Demo

lazydoo.net
user: admin
password: admin

Template

Config

Result

Direct Print

Merge File

Zip File

Button Print

Installation

To install this module, you need to:

  • install the docxtpl : Terminal order ("pip install docxtpl")
  • install the docxcompse : Terminal order ("pip install docxcompose")
  • install the rl-renderPM : Terminal order ("pip install rl-renderPM")
  • install the libreoffice > 7.4 (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibreOffice)

Usage

To use this module, you need to:

  • Go to System/Technical/Reports/Docx Template
  • Create a new report
  • Upload the template file.

Maintainer

This module is maintained by the Lazydoo

Overview

  • o: record
  • user: current user
  • o_date: function format field date
  • o_datetime: function format field datetime
  • o_monetary: function format field monetary
  • o_selection: function format field selection
  • o_html: function format field html
  • o_float: funtion format field float
  • o_image: funtion print image (support field binary(image))
  • o_count: funtion count field o2m, m2m
  • o_qrcode: function print qrcode (support field char)
  • o_barcode: self._format_barcode (support field char)

Field Char

  • Example:
    • {{o.name}}
    • {{o_qrcode(o.website, width=20, height=20)}}
    • {{o_barcode(o.vat, width=200, height=40, humanreadable=True, quiet=True)}}
    • Ref function barcode in model ir.actions.report

Field Date

  • Example:
    • {{o_date(o.order_date, date_format='full', lang_code='en')}}
  • Parameters:
    • date_format: one of “full”, “long”, “medium”, or “short”, or a custom date/time pattern
    • lang_code: a Locale object or a locale identifier

Field Datetime

  • Example:
    • {{o_datetime(o.create_date, date_format='long', tz='UTC', lang_code='en')}}
  • Parameters:
    • dt_format: one of “full”, “long”, “medium”, or “short”, or a custom date/time pattern
    • tz: the timezone to apply to the time for display
    • lang_code: a Locale object or a locale identifier

Field Monetary

  • Example:
    • {{o_monetary(o.amount_total, currency_obj=o.currency_id, digits=2, no_break_space=True)}}
  • Parameters:
    • currency_obj: object currency
    • digits: default currency_obj.decimal_places (optional)
    • no_break_space: default True (optional)

Field Selection

  • Example:
    • {{o_selection(o.state, field_name='state')}}
  • Parameters:
    • field_name: technology field name

Field Html

  • Example:
    • {{o_html(o.note)}}

Field Float

  • Example:
    • {{o_float(o.price_unit)}}
  • Parameters:
    • precision_digits: number of fractional digits to round to
    • precision_rounding: decimal number representing the minimum non-zero value at the desired precision (for example, 0.01 for a 2-digit precision)
    • rounding_method: the rounding method used 'HALF-UP', 'UP' or 'DOWN' the first one rounding up to the closest number with the rule that number>=0.5 is rounded up to 1, the second always rounding up and the latest one always rounding down

Field Binary

  • Example:
    • {{o_image(o.partner.image_1920, width=20, height=20)}}
  • Parameters:
    • width: default=15 (optional)
    • height: default=15 (optional)
    • no_break_space: optional, default True

Field One2many, Many2many

  • Example:
    • {%tr for i, line in o_count(o.order_line, start=1) %}
  • Parameters:
    • start: default=1 (optional)

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Ứng dụng rất tốt in nhanh, hỗ trợ giải đáp nhiệt tình, cảm ơn nhiều
by
nqv109@hotmail.com
on 2/23/25, 11:05 PM


Access Right Issue When Print
by
AITLAMSALI Alaa
on 1/11/25, 12:37 PM Confirmed Purchase

Hello

Im having this issue for users without Administration/Access Rights group, Can you please fix from code ? I shouldn't give this access for everyone for just print the report, risky

Thanks

Access Error

You are not allowed to access 'Models' (ir.model) records. This operation is allowed for the following groups: - Administration/Access Rights Contact your administrator to request access if necessary.

Hello Sting for Selection Field
by
AITLAMSALI Alaa
on 1/3/25, 10:38 AM Confirmed Purchase

How to access string of selection field, 

cls_type_of_cloison = fields.Selection(string="Type of Cloison", selection=[
                                                    ('t1', 'T100'),
                                                    ('V1', 'V100'),
                                                        ], required=False, )

{{ o.cls_type_of_cloison  or ‘’}}  This renders t1 and v1 expected T100 and V100 to print

Sincerely