def get_dict_from_model(model, spec, id, **kwargs):
"""Fetch dictionary from one record according to spec.
:param str model: The model against which to validate.
:param tuple spec: The spec to validate.
:param int id: The id of the record.
:param dict kwargs: Keyword arguments.
:param tuple kwargs['include_fields']: The extra fields.
This parameter is not implemented on higher level code in order
to serve as a soft ACL implementation on top of the framework's
own ACL.
:param tuple kwargs['exclude_fields']: The excluded fields.
:returns: The python dictionary of the requested values.
:rtype: dict
:raise: werkzeug.exceptions.HTTPException if the record does not exist.
"""
include_fields = kwargs.get(
"include_fields",
()) # Not actually implemented on higher level (ACL!)
exclude_fields = kwargs.get("exclude_fields", ())
model_obj = get_model_for_read(model)
record = model_obj.browse([id])
if not record.exists():
raise werkzeug.exceptions.HTTPException(response=error_response(
*CODE__res_not_found))
return get_dict_from_record(record, spec, include_fields, exclude_fields)
def wrap__resource__create_one(modelname, context, data, success_code,
out_fields):
"""Function to create one record.
:param str model: The name of the model.
:param dict context: TODO
:param dict data: Data received from the user.
:param int success_code: The success code.
:param tuple out_fields: Canned fields.
:returns: successful response if the create operation is performed
otherwise error response
:rtype: werkzeug.wrappers.Response
"""
model_obj = get_model_for_read(modelname)
try:
created_obj = model_obj.with_context(context).create(data)
test_mode = request.registry.test_cr
if not test_mode:
# Somehow don't making a commit here may lead to error
# "Record does not exist or has been deleted"
# Probably, Odoo (10.0 at least) uses different cursors
# to create and to read fields from database
request.env.cr.commit()
except Exception as e:
return error_response(400, type(e).__name__, str(e))
out_data = get_dict_from_record(created_obj, out_fields, (), ())
return successful_response(success_code, out_data)