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George

I want to start Odoo from command line with database, language and country selected from command line.. Is that possible?

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Vitaliy Kazimirov
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Hello, George!)

Tested on Odoo 14.

You can use curl or wget from terminal to achieve your goal:

curl -X POST -F 'master_pwd=dev' -F 'name=db_name_test' -F 'login=admin' -F 'password=admin' -F 'lang=ru_RU' -F 'country_code=by' -F 'phone=+375336665544' http://localhost:11469/web/database/create

Strange, but phone is made required (post['phone'] is used instead post.get('phone'), so you need to provide it not to catch the error.

Original code which parses data posted to /web/database/create:

@http.route('/web/database/create', type='http', auth="none", methods=['POST'], csrf=False)
def create(self, master_pwd, name, lang, password, **post):
insecure = odoo.tools.config.verify_admin_password('admin')
if insecure and master_pwd:
dispatch_rpc('db', 'change_admin_password', ["admin", master_pwd])
try:
if not re.match(DBNAME_PATTERN, name):
raise Exception(_('Invalid database name. Only alphanumerical characters, underscore, hyphen and dot are allowed.'))
# country code could be = "False" which is actually True in python
country_code = post.get('country_code') or False
dispatch_rpc('db', 'create_database', [master_pwd, name, bool(post.get('demo')), lang, password, post['login'], country_code, post['phone']])
request.session.authenticate(name, post['login'], password)
return http.local_redirect('/web/')
except Exception as e:
error = "Database creation error: %s" % (str(e) or repr(e))
return self._render_template(error=error)
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gilberto migliavacca
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Hi George

did you find the option to set the country in the command line? I'm trying to use the same command to create automatically the DB in a script

currently I'm using

./odoo-bin -c  ~/.odoorc -d mycompany -i base --load-language it_IT --stop-after-init 

and I'd like to have something like

./odoo-bin -c  ~/.odoorc -d mycompany -i base --load-language it_IT --country IT --stop-after-init 

but it doesn't work

thanks in advance




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Denny Biasiolli
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Hi, sorry for the late answer, but the parameters I've found are

-d database_name -i base --no-http --load-language=it_IT --stop-after-init
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George
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 I want to specify the country on database creation .. there is language and country when creating a database so i want to select that from command line is that possible? 

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Paresh Wagh

As far as I know the db creation is a manual step. If you want to automate it, you may have to write a shell script using curl or wget to simulate the manual step. The following link provides information on how to use it for automated backup. You could write a similar script for database creation.

https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-setup-automatic-odoo-backup/

Hope this helps.

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Paresh Wagh
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You can specify the database on the command line by using the --db-filter parameter. The language and country are specified at the time of creating the database itself.

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