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Re: New OCA module list site
Hi Daniel,
Thank you for this, IMHO, incredibly valuable effort!
On 2026-02-23 1:17 AM, Daniel Lo Nigro wrote:
...
> I wanted a way to have a single page that lists every available
> module, so I can just Ctrl+F to find a module without having to do
> a server-side search for each one individually. odoomodules.com is
> just plain HTML and CSS (and a little bit of JavaScript) with no
> server-side code, so you can also do things like save it for
> offline viewing....
I perceive your words as an intention to share and collaborate on
open catalog dataset vs. data entry interface to next centralized
resource.
If that's the idea, I am wondering, Do you like some of those
DB-tech, striving to achieve git branching flexibility and
decentralization on structured datasets?
I mean thes queryable DBs like dolt/doltgres[1], terminusdb[2] and
oxen[3]. Dolt and Oxen have hosted gihub equivalents for fork/merging
datasets. Dolt just added plain Git repo as a more simple option for
remote[*] (the data chunks live in a dedicated ref, alongside source
refs).
What is your opinion on the git-like approach for the catalog, with
eventual future collaborative "code overlay" contributions as static
analysis datasets and code/doc embeddings?
Kind regards,
Alek
[1]: https://github.com/dolthub/dolt
[2]: https://github.com/terminusdb/terminusdb
[3]: https://github.com/Oxen-AI/Oxen
[*]: Dolt is a mature SQL engine already, with roots in the noms[4]
project, build in a previous life by zero[5] team, But gained some
traction just recently as the new backend of beads[6] - the
use-case which triggered the plain git proto push/fetch remote
option.
[4]: https://github.com/attic-labs/noms
[5]: https://zero.rocicorp.dev/
[6]: https://github.com/steveyegge/beads
(operational agent micro-tasking)
by alekpaunov - 08:11 - 23 Feb 2026
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New OCA module list site
Hi OCA community! I found it difficult to determine which OCA modules support which Odoo versions, so I created a site to help: https://odoomodules.com/ The site lists every OCA module along with the Odoo versions they support. It also shows open migration pull requests by searching GitHub for open PRs with a version number, "MIG", and the name of a module in their title (e.g. "[18.0][MIG] account_check_date"). Please feel free to provide any feedback. I know it doesn't look great on mobile at the moment; I need to rethink the design for small screens. The source code is available here: https://github.com/Daniel15/odoo-module-list Thanks for all your contributions to the open source community. Daniel
by lists+odoo - 09:06 - 22 Feb 2026