Odoo REST API

This is a module which expose Odoo as a REST API

Installing

Download this module and put it to your Odoo addons directory
Install requirements with pip install -r requirements.txt

Getting Started

Before making any request make sure to login and obtain session_id(This will act as your API key), Send all your requests with session_id as a parameter for authentication. Here is how to obtain it, Send a POST request with JSON body as shown below.

POST /web/session/authenticate/

Request Body

{
    "jsonrpc": "2.0",
    "params": {
        "login": "your@email.com",
        "password": "your_password",
        "db": "database_name"
    }
}

Obtain session_id from a cookie created(Not the one from a response). It'll be a long string something like "62dd55784cb0b1f69c584f7dc1eea6f587e32570", Use this as a parameter to all requests.

If you have set the default database then you can simply use /auth route to do authentication as

POST /auth/

Request Body

{
    "params": {
        "login": "your@email.com",
        "password": "your_password",
        "db": "your_db_name"
    }
}

Use session_id from the response as a parameter to all requests.

Note: For security reasons, in production don't send session_id as a parameter, use a cookie instead.

Allowed HTTP methods

1. GET

Model records:

GET /api/{model}/

Parameters

query (optional):

This parameter is used to dynamically select fields to include on a response. For example if we want to select id and name fields from res.users model here is how we would do it.

GET /api/res.users/?query={id, name}

{
    "count": 2, 
    "prev": null, 
    "current": 1, 
    "next": null, 
    "total_pages": 1, 
    "result": [
        {
            "id": 2, 
            "name": "Administrator"
         }, 
        {
            "id": 6, 
            "name": "Reconwajenzi"
         }
     ]
 }

For nested records, for example if we want to select id, name and company_id fields from res.users model, but under company_id we want to select name field only. here is how we would do it.

`GET /api/res.users/?query={id, name, company_id{name}}

{
    "count": 2, 
    "prev": null, 
    "current": 1, 
    "next": null, 
    "total_pages": 1, 
    "result": [
        {
            "id": 2, 
            "name": "Administrator",
            "company_id": {
                "name": "Singo Africa"
            }
         }, 
        {
            "id": 6, 
            "name": "Reconwajenzi",
            "company_id": {
                "name": "Singo Africa"
            }
         }
     ]
 }

For nested iterable records, for example if we want to select id, name and related_products fields from product.template model, but under related_products we want to select name field only. here is how we would do it.

GET /api/product.template/?query={id, name, related_products{name}

{
    "count": 2, 
    "prev": null, 
    "current": 1, 
    "next": null, 
    "total_pages": 1, 
    "result": [
        {
            "id": 16, 
            "name": "Alaf Resincot Steel Roof-16", 
            "related_products": [
                {"name": "Alloy Steel AISI 4140 Bright Bars - All 5.8 meter longs"}, 
                {"name": "Test product"}
             ]
         }, 
         {
             "id": 18,
              "name": "Alaf Resincot Steel Roof-43", 
              "related_products": [
                  {"name": "Alloy Steel AISI 4140 Bright Bars - All 5.8 meter longs"}, 
                  {"name": "Aluminium Sheets & Plates"}, 
                  {"name": "Test product"}
              ]
         }
     ]
}

If you want to fetch all fields except few you can use exclude(-) operator. For example in the case above if we want to fetch all fields except name field, here is how we could do it
GET /api/product.template/?query={-name}

{
     "count": 3, 
     "prev": null, 
     "current": 1, 
     "next": null, 
     "total_pages": 1, 
     "result": [
         {   
             "id": 1,
             ... // All fields except name
         }, 
         {
             "id": 2
             ... // All fields except name
         }
         ...
     ]
}

There is also a wildcard(*) operator which can be used to fetch all fields, Below is an example which shows how you can fetch all product's fields but under related_products field get all fields except id.

GET /api/product.template/?query={*, related_products{-id}}

{
     "count": 3, 
     "prev": null, 
     "current": 1, 
     "next": null, 
     "total_pages": 1, 
     "result": [
         {   
             "id": 1,
             "name": "Pen",
             "related_products"{
                 "name": "Pencil",
                 ... // All fields except id
             }
             ... // All fields
         }, 
         ...
     ]
}

If you don't specify query parameter all fields will be returned.

filter (optional):

This is used to filter out data returned. For example if we want to get all products with id ranging from 60 to 70, here's how we would do it.

GET /api/product.template/?query={id, name}&filter=[["id", ">", 60], ["id", "<", 70]]

{
    "count": 3, 
    "prev": null, 
    "current": 1, 
    "next": null, 
    "total_pages": 1, 
    "result": [
        {
            "id": 67, 
            "name": "Crown Paints Economy Superplus Emulsion"
        }, 
        {
            "id": 69,
            "name": "Crown Paints Permacote"
        }
    ]
}

page_size (optional) & page (optional):

These two allows us to do pagination. Hre page_size is used to specify number of records on a single page and page is used to specify the current page. For example if we want our page_size to be 5 records and we want to fetch data on page 3 here is how we would do it.

GET /api/product.template/?query={id, name}&page_size=5&page=3

{
    "count": 5, 
    "prev": 2, 
    "current": 3, 
    "next": 4, 
    "total_pages": 15, 
    "result": [
        {"id": 141, "name": "Borewell Slotting Pipes"}, 
        {"id": 114, "name": "Bright Bars"}, 
        {"id": 128, "name": "Chain Link Fence"}, 
        {"id": 111, "name": "Cold Rolled Sheets - CRCA & GI Sheets"}, 
        {"id": 62, "name": "Crown Paints Acrylic Primer/Sealer Undercoat"}
    ]
}

Note: prev, current, next and total_pages shows the previous page, current page, next page and the total number of pages respectively.

limit (optional):

This is used to limit the number of results returned on a request regardless of pagination. For example

GET /api/product.template/?query={id, name}&limit=3

{
    "count": 3, 
    "prev": null, 
    "current": 1, 
    "next": null, 
    "total_pages": 1, 
    "result": [
        {"id": 16, "name": "Alaf Resincot Steel Roof-16"}, 
        {"id": 18, "name": "Alaf Resincot Steel Roof-43"}, 
        {"id": 95, "name": "Alaf versatile steel roof"}
    ]
}

Model record:

GET /api/{model}/{id}

Parameters

query (optional):

Here query parameter works exactly the same as explained before except it selects fields on a single record. For example

GET /api/product.template/95/?query={id, name}
```
{
    "id": 95, 
    "name": "Alaf versatile steel roof"
}
```

2. POST

POST /api/{model}/

Headers

Content-Type: application/json

Parameters

data (mandatory):

This is used to pass data to be posted. For example

POST /api/product.public.category/

Request Body

{
    "params": {
        "data": {
            "name": "Test category_2"
        }
    }
}

Response

{
    "jsonrpc": "2.0",
    "id": null,
    "result": 398
}

The number on result is the id of the newly created record.

context (optional):

This is used to pass any context if it's needed when creating new record. The format of passing it is

Request Body

{
    "params": {
        "context": {
            "context_1": "context_1_value",
            "context_2": "context_2_value",
            ....
        },
        "data": {
            "field_1": "field_1_value",
            "field_2": "field_2_value",
            ....
        }
    }
}

3. PUT

Model records:

PUT /api/{model}/

Headers

Content-Type: application/json

Parameters

data (mandatory):

This is used to pass data to update, it works with filter parameter, See example below

filter (mandatory):

This is used to filter data to update. For example

PUT /api/product.template/

Request Body

{
    "params": {
        "filter": [["id", "=", 95]],
        "data": {
            "name": "Test product"
        }
    }
}

Response

{
    "jsonrpc": "2.0",
    "id": null,
    "result": true
}

Note: If the result is true it means success and if false or otherwise it means there was an error during update.

context (optional): Just like in GET context is used to pass any context associated with record update. The format of passing it is

Request Body

{
    "params": {
        "context": {
            "context_1": "context_1_value",
            "context_2": "context_2_value",
            ....
        },
        "filter": [["id", "=", 95]],
        "data": {
            "field_1": "field_1_value",
            "field_2": "field_2_value",
            ....
        }
    }
}

operation (optional):

This is only applied to one2many and many2many fields. The concept is sometimes you might not want to replace all records on either one2many or many2many fields, instead you might want to add other records or remove some records, this is where put operations comes in place. Thre are basically three PUT operations which are push, pop and delete.
- push is used to add/append other records to existing linked records
- pop is used to remove/unlink some records from the record being updated but it doesn't delete them on the system
- delete is used to remove/unlink and delete records permanently on the system
For example here is how you would update related_product_ids which is many2many field with PUT operations

PUT /api/product.template/

Request Body
```
{
    "params": {
        "filter": [["id", "=", 95]],
        "data": {
            "related_product_ids": {
                "push": [102, 30],
                "pop": [45],
                "delete": [55]
            }
        }
    }
}
```
This will append product with ids 102 and 30 as related products to product with id 95 and from there unlink product with id 45 and again unlink product with id 55 and delete it from the system. So if befor this request product with id 95 had [20, 37, 45, 55] as related product ids, after this request it will be [20, 37, 102, 30].

Note: You can use one operation or two or all three at a time depending on what you want to update on your field. If you dont use these operations on one2many and many2many fields, existing values will be replaced by new values passed, so you need to be very carefull on this part.

Response:
```
{
    "jsonrpc": "2.0",
    "id": null,
    "result": true
}
```

Model record:

PUT /api/{model}/{id}

Headers

Content-Type: application/json

Parameters

data (mandatory)
context (optional)
PUT operation(push, pop, delete) (optional)

All parameters works the same as explained on previous section, what changes is that here they apply to a single record being updated and we don't have filter parameter because id of record to be updated is passed on URL as {id}. Example to give us an idea of how this works.

PUT /api/product.template/95/

Request Body

{
    "params": {
        "data": {
            "related_product_ids": {
                "push": [102, 30],
                "pop": [45],
                "delete": [55]
            }
        }
    }
}

4. DELETE

Model records:

DELETE /api/{model}/

Parameters

filter (mandatory):

This is used to filter data to delete. For example

DELETE /api/product.template/?filter=[["id", "=", 95]]

Response
```
{
    "result": true
}
```
Note: If the result is true it means success and if false or otherwise it means there was an error during deletion.

Model records:

DELETE /api/{model}/{id}

Parameters

This takes no parameter and we don't have filter parameter because id of record to be deleted is passed on URL as {id}. Example to give us an idea of how this works.

DELETE /api/product.template/95/

Response

{
    "result": true
}

bluemix/odoo-rest-api

Odoo REST API

Installing

Getting Started

Allowed HTTP methods

1. GET

Model records:

Parameters

Model record:

Parameters

2. POST

Headers

Parameters

3. PUT

Model records:

Headers

Parameters

Model record:

Headers

Parameters

4. DELETE

Model records:

Parameters

Model records:

Parameters