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How could I inherit/override a function in Odoo 16 javascript example 

In the addons/web/static/src/views/fields/formatters.js there is a function 

export function formatFloat(value, options = {}) {
if (value === false) {
return "";
}
if (options.humanReadable) {
return humanNumber(value, options);
}
const grouping = options.grouping || l10n.grouping;
const thousandsSep = "thousandsSep" in options ? options.thousandsSep : l10n.thousandsSep;
const decimalPoint = "decimalPoint" in options ? options.decimalPoint : l10n.decimalPoint;
let precision;
if (options.digits && options.digits[1] !== undefined) {
precision = options.digits[1];
} else {
precision = 2;
}
const formatted = (value || 0).toFixed(precision).split(".");
formatted[0] = insertThousandsSep(formatted[0], thousandsSep, grouping);
if (options.noTrailingZeros) {
formatted[1] = formatted[1].replace(/0+$/, "");
}
return formatted[1] ? formatted.join(decimalPoint) : formatted[0];
}



How could I inherit/override this function?

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Dear Ashish,

Thank you for your answer, but Unfortunately, it's not working.

Best Answer

i also need override this function, there is a way, it worked for me.

1. create a js file in your module.

struct like :

​module/static/src/js/formatters.js

formatters.js







/** @odoo-module **/
import { patch } from "@web/core/utils/patch";
import { localization as l10n } from "@web/core/l10n/localization";
import * as formatters from "@web/views/fields/formatters";
import { registry } from "@web/core/registry";
import { intersperse } from "@web/core/utils/strings";


function insertThousandsSep(number, thousandsSep = ",", grouping = []) {
const negative = number[0] === "-";
number = negative ? number.slice(1) : number;
return (negative ? "-" : "") + intersperse(number, grouping, thousandsSep);
}

function humanNumber(number, options = { decimals: 0, minDigits: 1 }) {
const decimals = options.decimals || 0;
const minDigits = options.minDigits || 1;
const d2 = Math.pow(10, decimals);
const numberMagnitude = +number.toExponential().split("e+")[1];
number = Math.round(number * d2) / d2;
// the case numberMagnitude >= 21 corresponds to a number
// better expressed in the scientific format.
if (numberMagnitude >= 21) {
// we do not use number.toExponential(decimals) because we want to
// avoid the possible useless O decimals: 1e.+24 preferred to 1.0e+24
number = Math.round(number * Math.pow(10, decimals - numberMagnitude)) / d2;
return `${number}e+${numberMagnitude}`;
}
// note: we need to call toString here to make sure we manipulate the resulting
// string, not an object with a toString method.
const unitSymbols = _t("kMGTPE").toString();
const sign = Math.sign(number);
number = Math.abs(number);
let symbol = "";
for (let i = unitSymbols.length; i > 0; i--) {
const s = Math.pow(10, i * 3);
if (s <= number / Math.pow(10, minDigits - 1)) {
number = Math.round((number * d2) / s) / d2;
symbol = unitSymbols[i - 1];
break;
}
}
const { decimalPoint, grouping, thousandsSep } = l10n;

// determine if we should keep the decimals (we don't want to display 1,020.02k for 1020020)
const decimalsToKeep = number >= 1000 ? 0 : decimals;
number = sign * number;
const [integerPart, decimalPart] = number.toFixed(decimalsToKeep).split(".");
const int = insertThousandsSep(integerPart, thousandsSep, grouping);
if (!decimalPart) {
return int + symbol;
}
return int + decimalPoint + decimalPart + symbol;
}


function formatFloatNoTrailingZeros(value, options = {}) {
if (value === false) {
return "";
}
if (options.humanReadable) {
return humanNumber(value, options);
}
const grouping = options.grouping || l10n.grouping;
const thousandsSep = "thousandsSep" in options ? options.thousandsSep : l10n.thousandsSep;
const decimalPoint = "decimalPoint" in options ? options.decimalPoint : l10n.decimalPoint;
let precision;
if (options.digits && options.digits[1] !== undefined) {
precision = options.digits[1];
} else {
precision = 2;
}
const formatted = (value || 0).toFixed(precision).split(".");
formatted[0] = insertThousandsSep(formatted[0], thousandsSep, grouping);
formatted[1] = formatted[1].replace(/0+$/, "");
return formatted[1] ? formatted.join(decimalPoint) : formatted[0];
}

patch(formatters, 'module_name.newFormatFloat', {
formatFloat(value, options = {}) {
const format_value = formatFloatNoTrailingZeros(value, options);
return format_value;
}
});

registry.category("formatters").remove('float');
registry.category("formatters").add("float", formatFloatNoTrailingZeros);

2. add assets to your __manifest__.py 

'assets': {
'web.assets_backend': [
'module_name/static/src/js/formatters.js',
]},

and then its work.

But in the end I gave up override the function, then patch function 

ListRendererPatch

its also worked, hope its useful to you

/** @odoo-module **/
import
{ patch } from "@web/core/utils/patch";
import
{ registry } from "@web/core/registry";
import
{ ListRenderer } from "@web/views/list/list_renderer";


const
formatters = registry.category("formatters");

patch(ListRenderer.prototype, 'module_name.ListRendererPatch', {
getFormattedValue(column, record) {
const fieldName = column.name;
const
field = this.fields[fieldName];
const
formatter = formatters.get(field.type, (val) => val);
const
formatOptions = {
escape: false,
data
: record.data,
isPassword
: "password" in column.rawAttrs,
digits
: column.rawAttrs.digits ? JSON.parse(column.rawAttrs.digits) : field.digits,
field
: record.fields[fieldName],
noTrailingZeros
: true,
};
//   options="{'keep_zero': True, 'set_digits': 5}" default noTrailingZeros is true
//  eg :
if
('set_digits' in column.options && formatOptions.digits && formatOptions.digits[1] !== undefined){
formatOptions.digits[1] = column.options.set_digits;
}
if ('keep_zero' in column.options){
formatOptions.noTrailingZeros = !column.options.keep_zero;
}
return formatter(record.data[fieldName], formatOptions);
}
});


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I have the same problem, have you solved this?

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To inherit and override this function in Odoo 16 OWL, you can use the following steps:

  1. Create a new module, for example, my_module.

  2. In your new module, create a file static/src/js/my_module.js and put the following code in it:

import {formatFloat as originalFormatFloat} from 'web/static/src/views/fields/formatters.js';

export function formatFloat(value, options = {}) { // Your custom code here // You can call the original function using originalFormatFloat() }

  1. In your new module, create a file views/assets.xml and put the following code in it:

  1. Install your new module in Odoo.

This will override the formatFloat function in your Odoo instance and use your custom implementation instead. You can modify the code in the my_module.js file to customize the behavior of the function as needed

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