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Kangaroo
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Kangaroo is an OpenObject client/wrapper for Rails 3, based on ActiveModel. It provides CRUD access to OpenERP objects via XMLRPC.
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{file:README.md Readme}
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* **Util** contains everything needed to establish and use a connection to an OpenERP server.
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Basics
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Kangaroo-wrapped OpenObject models provides an ActiveRecord-ish API to find, create and update records.
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But please keep in mind, that due to the fundamental differences between a SQL database and the OpenObject
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ORM / XML-RPC service. And some things we're saving up for upcoming versions.
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### Querying
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#### Find
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The most basic query method, as in ActiveRecord is {Kangaroo::Model::Finder#find find}, wich reads record(s)
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by id(s):
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Oo::Res::Country.find 1
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# => [<Oo::Res::Country id: 1 ....>, <Oo::Res::Country id: 2 ....>]
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Additionally the classic keywords for *find* can be used:
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Oo::Res::Country.find :first
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#### First / All / Last
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Shorter than *find(keyword)* are definitely {Kangaroo::Model::Finder#first first}, {Kangaroo::Model::Finder#all all}, {Kangaroo::Model::Finder#last last}:
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Oo::Res::Country.first
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#### Relation-like querying
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Kangaroo somewhat tries to emulate ActiveRecords great ARel query interface, so you can specify
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conditions via **where**:
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Oo::Res::Country.where(:code => 'DE').first
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# => <Oo::Res::Country id: 42, code: 'DE', name: 'Germany'>
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**limit** and **offset**:
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Oo::Res::Country.offset(10).limit(2).all
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**context**:
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read only some fields with **select**:
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order the results with **order**:
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additionally, there is **reverse**, which reverses all prior **order** clauses
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(or adds an **order('id', true)**)
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#### A note about "*where*"
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The OpenObject ORM expects conditions as an Array like this:
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Oo::Res::Country.where(['code', '=', 'DE']).first
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This implies that you can't specify complex conditions via Strings, this is only to simplify simple conditions.
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### Working with records
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#### Attributes
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All OpenObject fields are accessible via getters and setters:
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record = Oo::Res::Country.where(:code => 'DE').first
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record = Oo::Res::Country.where(:code => 'DE').first
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#### Creating records
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