In the Advance Search, you can enter phrases like: Last Monday, Next Sunday to date fields.

I am using following code for compute next week filter, It does correct computation on python terminal but in filter it gives no result

<filter string = "Next Week" domain="[( 'date_deadline', '&gt;=', (context_today() + relativedelta(weeks=0, weekday=0)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d')) ,  ( 'date_deadline', '&lt;', (context_today() + relativedelta(weeks=1, weekday= 0, days = 6)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d')  )]" />

You define computed field next_mondy_start and next_mondy_end and use them as domain filter.

UPDATE:

In my test system, this example, with stored fields, filter works without any problem:

<field name="domain">[('test_dt','=',True)]</field>

   

@api.one
    @api.depends(
      'test',
    )
    def _get_dates(self):
        self.start = fields.Datetime.from_string(fields.Datetime.now()) + relativedelta(weeks=0, weekday=0)
        self.stop = fields.Datetime.from_string(fields.Datetime.now()) + relativedelta(weeks=0, weekday= 0, days = 6)
        self.test_dt = self.stop > self.test > self.start

    test = fields.Datetime('Date Test')  
    test_dt = fields.Boolean('Test dt',compute='_get_dates',store=True)
    start = fields.Datetime('Start',compute='_get_dates',store=True)
    stop = fields.Datetime('Stop',compute='_get_dates',store=True)

PS. start and stop fields are unnecessary