Hii,

Update your edit() method like this:
@http.route('/your/route', type='json', auth='public')  # adjust route details

def edit(self, **rec):

    try:

        record_id = int(rec['id'])  # make sure 'id' is passed in JSON body

        new_last_time = rec['lastTime']

        alert_last_time = request.env['test'].browse(record_id)

        if not alert_last_time.exists():

            return {'success': False, 'message': 'Record not found'}

        alert_last_time.write({'lastTime': new_last_time})

    except KeyError:

        return {'success': False, 'message': 'Missing "id" or "lastTime"'}

    except Exception as e:

        return {'success': False, 'message': str(e)}

    else:

        return {'success': True, 'message': 'Record was successfully updated'}

JSON Payload Example

Make sure your frontend or API call sends this:

{
  "id": 3,
  "lastTime": "2025-07-16 17:00:00"
}

i hope it is usefull

Hi,

In your program you are using the search method on your "test" module and limiting it by 1

python

alert_last_time = request.env['test'].search([ ], limit = 1)

if you want your program to work on a specific id, instead of using the "search" method use the "browse" method.

python

alert_last_time = request.env['test'].browse(your_id or ids)

your_id or ids" can be a single variable id or a list of ids

Hope it helps

tobj = self.env['test'].search([ ], limit = 1) 
tobj.write({'lastTime': self.lastTime})