This project is being deprecated in favor of https://github.com/Tecnativa/docker-odoo-base, head there now please 😉

First of all, please read help for yajo/odoo.

Now, on top of that, you have more features in this image.

The /opt/odoo/available folder, which holds a lot of code repositories, python-compiled & optimized. The folder structure is $USER/$REPO. You have BTW all OCA addon repositories under /opt/odoo/available/OCA.

addons/enabled contains a handmade selection of repositories enabled by default in all instalations.

./hooks/build

Available addons are git submodules, you can update all of them by:

git submodule update --remote --recursive --init

Enabled addons are just symlinks to the available ones, so just add or remove the symlinks and they will get into the docker image.

You can use this image for development. First of all, clone it and activate its submodules:

git clone --recursive <url>
cd <dir>

Now enter the ./env directory and make copies of all .sample files wihthout the .sample suffix, and replace variables in them. If you want to know what each variable does, consult the docs for the image of the corresponding service under ./development.yml.

Whenever you need to make a PR for any of the submodules, you will want to add your remote, make changes, push... just enter the submodule directory and work as usual.

Start all containers:

docker-compose -f development.yml up -d

Restart Odoo quickly (required when you change Python code):

docker-compose -f development.yml restart -t0 odoo9

Output containers log to the console

docker-compose -f development.yml logs -f --tail 50 # From all containers
docker-compose -f development.yml logs -f odoo9 # Just from Odoo

Stop your whole environment:

docker-compose -f development.yml stop