Dear python and odoo community,
What standards / conventions / guidelines do you follow to write beautiful, clean and durable code? Also, how do you make sure that everyone follows them? It can be set as a rule, but how do you ensure that it's respected by all?
I know many people don't see the benefit of a pythonic code, but working with teams and people from different backgrounds and cultures, I always find it's necessary to have some "ground rules" to ensure quality and results, since trying to decrypt a malformed code can be quite frustrating and time consuming
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Hi,
Odoo has own code guiedlines: https://www.odoo.com/documentation/12.0/reference/guidelines.html. It is reasonable to follow them, plus PEP8 - https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/.
Controlling is a sort of complex issue. I guess, here are 2 main ways (to combine):
Automatic tests and, ideally, implemented system of continuous deployment (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_deployment)
Carefully merge requests check for each commit (not all guidelines might be checked automatically)
The process of introducing such changes would be painful :)
pep20, pep8, pep257 and odoo guidelines
In my case field name will be....
For many2one:
user_id
for one2many:
user_ids
for many2many
user_ids
for boolean:
is_record
for char:
name
reference: https://learnopenerp.tumblr.com/