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Re: A methodology / best practice / Odoo / Python question

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Data Dance s.r.o., Radovan Skolnik
- 07/09/2021 13:37:11
Simone!

Thanx a lot! That's exactly what I was looking for. Seems so straightforward 
now.

Best regards

	Radovan

On utorok 7. septembra 2021 10:32:07 CEST Simone Rubino wrote:

> Hi, you can also use functions to render QWeb templates, so you can declare

> the function in any Python file and add it to the values used to render the

> pages that will need your function. For instance, see how `format_date` is

> used in 

> https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/070bec2f3a7a50c6fc8f104cf92a9416ebc001b8/

> addons/mail/models/mail_render_mixin.py#L244 [1]  for rendering e-mails. To

> add your function to the values of any website page you can override

> `_prepare_qcontext` (

> https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/3f96cff0aa5097a386c289cf9fd2aeb3048376ab/

> odoo/addons/base/models/ir_ui_view.py#L1720 [2] ) or you can add it

> individually to the values of the page that need your function. On Mon, 6

> Sept 2021 at 10:26, Radovan Skolnik < radovan@skolnik.info [3] > wrote:

> Hello,

> 

> I am struggling with this for a while so I have decided to ask here. I am

> building a module that would be showing active filters/ordering as tags on

> e-commerce by parsing query part of the URL. Besides the standard ones

> (search, order) we are also using brands filter and also custom_info. Both

> of these can have multiple options checked. User has the option to remove

> them individually instead of searching for appropriate checkobxes on the

> page. Now my approach is basically iterate through key/value pairs and for

> each generate what looks like a tag visually with URL that has that

> key/value pair removed (so it in fact removes that part of filter). For

> that I have devised a code like this:

> 

> from odoo.http import request

> 

> from werkzeug import OrderedMultiDict

> from werkzeug.urls import url_parse, url_encode

> 

> def _get_filtered_url(param, value):

> filtered_args = OrderedMultiDict(filter(lambda arg: arg[0]!=param or

> arg[1]!=value, request.httprequest.args.items(multi=True))) url =

> url_parse(request.httprequest.url)

> return url.replace(query=url_encode(filtered_args)).to_url()

> 

> Now this code is obviously not a object/class method - it should be (in my

> opinion) a static method. Now the question is: static method of what?

> Because I need to be able to call it from XML template that renders part of

> WebsiteSale. I guess I could create a dummy (transient?) class and call it

> like request.env['my_transient_class']._get_filtered_url(param, value) but

> that somehow does not seem right to me. Or is it the right way? I am trying

> to write a clean concise code that is not hacky.

> 

> Any advice is welcome here. Thank you very much.

> 

> Best regards

> 

> Radovan Skolnik

> 

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> https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/070bec2f3a7a50c6fc8f104cf92a9416ebc001b8/

> addons/mail/models/mail_render_mixin.py#L244 [2]

> https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/3f96cff0aa5097a386c289cf9fd2aeb3048376ab/

> odoo/addons/base/models/ir_ui_view.py#L1720 [3] mailto:radovan@skolnik.info

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