server-tools/server_environment/__openerp__.py

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{
    "name": "server configuration environment files",
    "version": "1.0",
    "depends": ["base", "server_environment_files"],
    "author": "Camptocamp",
    "description": """This module provides a classical configuration by environnement file pattern into OpenERP.
Based on code written by WinGo and Camptocamp.

This module allows you to use the classical environment file pattern by reading
a directive call running_env in config file or openerpc.

[options]
running_env=dev / prod / etc.

We intended to add a server command line but there is no correct way to do it.

This method allows you to have your settings into a module instead of using config file that might be mixed with openerprc or altered.
It is an alternative way to config the base config file.
All your configurations will be read_only and  accessible under the admin menu.
If you are not in the 'dev' environment you will not be able to see the values containing 'passw' in key.

At the current time, the module does not allow to set low level attributes such as database server, etc. .

The first goal of the module is to ensure that OpenERP will never mess up the external system.
Once installed, profile is mandatory. We do not want to launch an instance in the dev environment on a production server.



The configuration files are to put in the module server_environment_files ; they are using the config parser module syntax.
Look at the module to get some sexamples.
The default configuration are to put in the default folder. All config defined in other environment will be overwritten or added to default one.
Then, you can add a folder by used  environment with the name of the environment
If your attibutes contain passw it will only be shown in dev environment.

Usage samples:

from server_environment import serv_config
for key, value in serv_config.items('external_service.ftp'):
   print (key, value)


serv_config.get('external_service.ftp', 'tls')
    """,
    "website": "http://www.camptocamp.com",
    "category": "Tools",
    "init_xml": [],
    "demo_xml": [],
    "update_xml": [
        'serv_config.xml',
    ],
    "installable": True,
    "active": False,
}