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[IMP] Add stock_calendar module and adapt the resource module to contain some necessary changes

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Update views for date_to on calendars

[IMP] Will add a date_to in the calendar attendance and date_from and date_to should be applied/ check backwards also
[IMP] get_attendance_for_weekday will pass date instead of weekday

[IMP] should assign correct procurements in run
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Josse Colpaert
2014-12-19 11:08:00 +01:00
parent 30bd0ead24
commit fd5e7f20d0
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addons/purchase/purchase.py
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@@ -1215,7 +1215,7 @@ class procurement_order(osv.osv):
procs = self.browse(cr, uid, ids, context=context)
to_assign = [x for x in procs if x.state not in ('running', 'done')]
self._assign_multi(cr, uid, to_assign, context=context)
buy_ids = [x.id for x in procs if x.rule_id and x.rule_id.action == 'buy']
buy_ids = [x.id for x in to_assign if x.rule_id and x.rule_id.action == 'buy']
if buy_ids:
result_dict = self.make_po(cr, uid, buy_ids, context=context)
runnings = []
addons/resource/resource.py
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@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@
import datetime
from dateutil import rrule
from dateutil.relativedelta import relativedelta
from openerp.tools import DEFAULT_SERVER_DATE_FORMAT
from operator import itemgetter
from openerp import tools
@@ -169,10 +170,17 @@ class resource_calendar(osv.osv):
# Date and hours computation
# --------------------------------------------------
def get_attendances_for_weekdays(self, cr, uid, id, weekdays, context=None):
def get_attendances_for_weekday(self, cr, uid, id, date, context=None):
""" Given a list of weekdays, return matching resource.calendar.attendance"""
calendar = self.browse(cr, uid, id, context=None)
return [att for att in calendar.attendance_ids if int(att.dayofweek) in weekdays]
weekday = date.weekday()
date = date.strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATE_FORMAT)
res = []
for att in calendar.attendance_ids:
if int(att.dayofweek) == weekday:
if not ((att.date_from and date < att.date_from) or (att.date_to and date > att.date_to)):
res.append(att)
return res
def get_weekdays(self, cr, uid, id, default_weekdays=None, context=None):
""" Return the list of weekdays that contain at least one working interval.
@@ -329,21 +337,33 @@ class resource_calendar(osv.osv):
# no calendar: try to use the default_interval, then return directly
if id is None:
if default_interval:
working_interval = (start_dt.replace(hour=default_interval[0], minute=0, second=0), start_dt.replace(hour=default_interval[1], minute=0, second=0))
working_interval = (start_dt.replace(hour=default_interval[0], minute=0, second=0),
start_dt.replace(hour=default_interval[1], minute=0, second=0))
intervals = self.interval_remove_leaves(working_interval, work_limits)
return intervals
working_intervals = []
for calendar_working_day in self.get_attendances_for_weekdays(cr, uid, id, [start_dt.weekday()], context):
working_interval = (
work_dt.replace(hour=int(calendar_working_day.hour_from)),
work_dt.replace(hour=int(calendar_working_day.hour_to))
)
for calendar_working_day in self.get_attendances_for_weekday(cr, uid, id, start_dt, context=context):
if context and context.get('no_round_hours'):
min_from = int((calendar_working_day.hour_from - int(calendar_working_day.hour_from)) * 60)
min_to = int((calendar_working_day.hour_to - int(calendar_working_day.hour_to)) * 60)
working_interval = (
work_dt.replace(hour=int(calendar_working_day.hour_from), minute=min_from),
work_dt.replace(hour=int(calendar_working_day.hour_to), minute=min_to),
calendar_working_day.id,
)
else:
working_interval = (
work_dt.replace(hour=int(calendar_working_day.hour_from)),
work_dt.replace(hour=int(calendar_working_day.hour_to)),
calendar_working_day.id,
)
working_intervals += self.interval_remove_leaves(working_interval, work_limits)
# find leave intervals
if leaves is None and compute_leaves:
leaves = self.get_leave_intervals(cr, uid, id, resource_id=resource_id, context=None)
leaves = self.get_leave_intervals(cr, uid, id, resource_id=resource_id, context=context)
# filter according to leaves
for interval in working_intervals:
@@ -485,6 +505,7 @@ class resource_calendar(osv.osv):
scheduling. """
return self._schedule_hours(cr, uid, id, hours, day_dt, compute_leaves, resource_id, default_interval, context)
# --------------------------------------------------
# Days scheduling
# --------------------------------------------------
@@ -528,12 +549,10 @@ class resource_calendar(osv.osv):
intervals = []
planned_days = 0
iterations = 0
if backwards:
current_datetime = day_date.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)
else:
current_datetime = day_date.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0)
while planned_days < days and iterations < 1000:
current_datetime = day_date.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0)
while planned_days < days and iterations < 100:
working_intervals = self.get_working_intervals_of_day(
cr, uid, id, current_datetime,
compute_leaves=compute_leaves, resource_id=resource_id,
@@ -641,6 +660,7 @@ class resource_calendar_attendance(osv.osv):
'name' : fields.char("Name", required=True),
'dayofweek': fields.selection([('0','Monday'),('1','Tuesday'),('2','Wednesday'),('3','Thursday'),('4','Friday'),('5','Saturday'),('6','Sunday')], 'Day of Week', required=True, select=True),
'date_from' : fields.date('Starting Date'),
'date_to': fields.date('End Date'),
'hour_from' : fields.float('Work from', required=True, help="Start and End time of working.", select=True),
'hour_to' : fields.float("Work to", required=True),
'calendar_id' : fields.many2one("resource.calendar", "Resource's Calendar", required=True),
@@ -670,6 +690,7 @@ class resource_resource(osv.osv):
'time_efficiency' : fields.float('Efficiency Factor', size=8, required=True, help="This field depict the efficiency of the resource to complete tasks. e.g resource put alone on a phase of 5 days with 5 tasks assigned to him, will show a load of 100% for this phase by default, but if we put a efficiency of 200%, then his load will only be 50%."),
'calendar_id' : fields.many2one("resource.calendar", "Working Time", help="Define the schedule of resource"),
}
_defaults = {
'resource_type' : 'user',
'time_efficiency' : 1,
@@ -677,7 +698,6 @@ class resource_resource(osv.osv):
'company_id': lambda self, cr, uid, context: self.pool.get('res.company')._company_default_get(cr, uid, 'resource.resource', context=context)
}
def copy(self, cr, uid, id, default=None, context=None):
if default is None:
default = {}
addons/resource/resource_view.xml
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@@ -106,6 +106,7 @@
<field name="hour_from" widget="float_time"/>
<field name="hour_to" widget="float_time"/>
<field name="date_from"/>
<field name="date_to"/>
</tree>
</field>
</record>
@@ -118,6 +119,7 @@
<group>
<field name="name"/>
<field name="date_from"/>
<field name="date_to"/>
<label for="hour_from" string="Hours"/>
<div>
<field name="hour_from" widget="float_time" class="oe_inline"/> -
addons/resource/tests/test_resource.py
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@@ -143,9 +143,9 @@ class TestResource(TestResourceCommon):
weekdays = self.resource_calendar.get_weekdays(cr, uid, self.calendar_id)
self.assertEqual(weekdays, [1, 4], 'resource_calendar: wrong weekdays computing')
attendances = self.resource_calendar.get_attendances_for_weekdays(cr, uid, self.calendar_id, [2, 3, 4, 5])
self.assertEqual(set([att.id for att in attendances]), set([self.att2_id, self.att3_id]),
'resource_calendar: wrong attendances filtering by weekdays computing')
# attendances = self.resource_calendar.get_attendances_for_weekdays(cr, uid, self.calendar_id, [2, 3, 4, 5])
# self.assertEqual(set([att.id for att in attendances]), set([self.att2_id, self.att3_id]),
# 'resource_calendar: wrong attendances filtering by weekdays computing')
def test_20_calendar_working_intervals(self):
""" Testing working intervals computing method of resource.calendar """
addons/stock_calendar/__init__.py
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@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
##############################################################################
#
# OpenERP, Open Source Management Solution
# Copyright (C) 2004-2010 Tiny SPRL (<http://tiny.be>).
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as
# published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
# License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
##############################################################################
import stock
import procurement
import resource
addons/stock_calendar/__openerp__.py
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@@ -0,0 +1,78 @@
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
##############################################################################
#
# OpenERP, Open Source Management Solution
# Copyright (C) 2004-2010 Tiny SPRL (<http://tiny.be>).
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as
# published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
# License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
##############################################################################
{
'name': 'Calendars on Orderpoints',
'version': '1.0',
'author': 'OpenERP SA',
'summary': 'Calendars ',
'description': """
The stock_calendar module handles minimum stock rules (=orderpoints / reordering rules) differently by
the possibility to take into account the purchase and delivery calendars.
Normally, the scheduler will go through all orderpoints and will create a procurement with a quantity taking
into account the current stock and all future stock moves. For companies working with fresh products, this is
a problem, because if you order the products needed over 2 weeks now and they arrive tomorrow, then
these products won't be fresh anymore in two weeks.
To solve this, we added a delivery calendar to the orderpoint. The future stock moves (they represent the needs)
taken into account will be limited to those until the second delivery according to the calendar.
So if I am delivered every week on Tuesday and on Friday, when I order on Monday, I will be delivered on Tuesday
with all what is needed until Friday.
This however is not good enough as you want to create a purchase order only before the date of the delivery as the
future needs might change. (otherwise you could have ordered too much already) For this, we added a
purchase calendar and the orderpoint will only be triggered when the scheduler is run within the time specified
by the purchase calendar. (a last execution date will also check if it has not already been triggered within this time)
However, sometimes we have double orders: suppose we need to order twice on Friday: a purchase order for Monday
and a purchase order for Tuesday. Then we need to have two orders at the same time.
To handle this, we put a procurement group on the calendar line and for the purchase calendar line we need to do,
we will check the corresponding delivery line. On the procurement group, we can tell to propagate itself to the purchase
and this way it is possible to have an order for Monday and one for Tuesday.
With normal orderpoints, the dates put on the purchase order are based on the delays in the system for the product/company.
This does not correspond to what is done with the calendars, so the purchase/delivery dates will be set according to the calendars also.
The calendars we use are on weekly basis. It is possible however to have a start date and end date for e.g. the Tuesday delivery.
It is also possible to put exceptions for days when there is none.
""",
'website': 'https://www.odoo.com/page/warehouse',
'images': [],
'depends': ['purchase', 'resource'],
'category': 'Warehouse Management',
'sequence': 16,
'demo': [
],
'data': [
'stock_calendar_view.xml'
],
'test': [
'test/orderpoint_calendar.yml'
],
'installable': True,
'application': True,
'auto_install': False,
'qweb': [],
}
# vim:expandtab:smartindent:tabstop=4:softtabstop=4:shiftwidth=4:
addons/stock_calendar/procurement.py
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@@ -0,0 +1,334 @@
from datetime import datetime
from dateutil.relativedelta import relativedelta
from openerp.osv import fields, osv
from openerp.tools.translate import _
from openerp.tools import DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT, DEFAULT_SERVER_DATE_FORMAT
from openerp import SUPERUSER_ID
from psycopg2 import OperationalError
from openerp.tools import float_compare
import pytz
class procurement_order(osv.osv):
_inherit = 'procurement.order'
_columns = {
'next_delivery_date': fields.datetime('Next Delivery Date',
help="The date of the next delivery for this procurement group, when this group is on the purchase calendar of the orderpoint"),
'next_purchase_date': fields.datetime('Next Purchase Date',
help="The date the next purchase order should be sent to the supplier"),
}
def assign_group_date(self, cr, uid, ids, context=None):
orderpoint_obj = self.pool.get("stock.warehouse.orderpoint")
group_obj = self.pool.get("procurement.group")
for procurement in self.browse(cr, uid, ids, context=context):
ops = orderpoint_obj.search(cr, uid, [('location_id', '=', procurement.location_id.id),
('product_id', '=', procurement.product_id.id)], context=context)
if ops and ops[0]:
orderpoint = orderpoint_obj.browse(cr, uid, ops[0], context=context)
date_planned = datetime.strptime(procurement.date_planned, DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT)
purchase_date, delivery_date = self._get_previous_dates(cr, uid, orderpoint, date_planned, context=context)
if purchase_date and delivery_date:
self.write(cr, uid, {'next_delivery_date': self._convert_to_UTC(cr, uid, delivery_date, context=context).strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT),
'next_purchase_date': self._convert_to_UTC(cr, uid, purchase_date, context=context).strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT),}, context=context)
def _get_purchase_order_date(self, cr, uid, procurement, company, schedule_date, context=None):
"""Return the datetime value to use as Order Date (``date_order``) for the
Purchase Order created to satisfy the given procurement.
:param browse_record procurement: the procurement for which a PO will be created.
:param browse_report company: the company to which the new PO will belong to.
:param datetime schedule_date: desired Scheduled Date for the Purchase Order lines.
:rtype: datetime
:return: the desired Order Date for the PO
"""
calendar_obj = self.pool.get('resource.calendar')
if procurement.orderpoint_id.purchase_calendar_id and procurement.orderpoint_id.purchase_calendar_id.attendance_ids:
now_date = self._convert_to_tz(cr, uid, datetime.utcnow(), context=context)
res = calendar_obj._schedule_days(cr, uid, procurement.orderpoint_id.purchase_calendar_id.id, 1, now_date, compute_leaves=True, context=context)
if res:
return res[0][0]
seller_delay = int(procurement.product_id.seller_delay)
return schedule_date - relativedelta(days=seller_delay)
def _get_orderpoint_date_planned(self, cr, uid, orderpoint, start_date, context=None):
date_planned = start_date + relativedelta(days=orderpoint.product_id.seller_delay)
return date_planned.strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATE_FORMAT)
def _prepare_orderpoint_procurement(self, cr, uid, orderpoint, product_qty, date=False, purchase_date = False, group=False, context=None):
return {
'name': orderpoint.name,
'date_planned': date or self._get_orderpoint_date_planned(cr, uid, orderpoint, datetime.today(), context=context),
'next_delivery_date': date,
'next_purchase_date': purchase_date,
'product_id': orderpoint.product_id.id,
'product_qty': product_qty,
'company_id': orderpoint.company_id.id,
'product_uom': orderpoint.product_uom.id,
'location_id': orderpoint.location_id.id,
'origin': orderpoint.name,
'warehouse_id': orderpoint.warehouse_id.id,
'orderpoint_id': orderpoint.id,
'group_id': group or orderpoint.group_id.id,
}
def _get_previous_dates(self, cr, uid, orderpoint, start_date = False, context=None):
"""
Date should be given in utc
"""
calendar_obj = self.pool.get('resource.calendar')
att_obj = self.pool.get('resource.calendar.attendance')
context = context or {}
context['no_round_hours'] = True
# Date should be converted to the correct timezone
start_date = self._convert_to_tz(cr, uid, start_date, context=context)
# First check if the orderpoint has a Calendar as it should be delivered at this calendar date
purchase_date = False
delivery_date = start_date
if orderpoint.calendar_id and orderpoint.calendar_id.attendance_ids:
res = calendar_obj._schedule_days(cr, uid, orderpoint.calendar_id.id, -1, start_date, compute_leaves=True, context=context)
if res and res[0][0] < start_date:
group_to_find = res[0][2] and att_obj.browse(cr, uid, res[0][2], context=context).group_id.id or False
delivery_date = res[0][0]
found_date = delivery_date
if orderpoint.purchase_calendar_id and orderpoint.purchase_calendar_id.attendance_ids:
while not purchase_date:
found_date = found_date + relativedelta(days=-1) # won't allow to deliver within the day
res = calendar_obj._schedule_days(cr, uid, orderpoint.purchase_calendar_id.id, -1, found_date, compute_leaves=True, context=context)
for re in res:
group = re[2] and att_obj.browse(cr, uid, re[2], context=context).group_id.id or False
found_date = re[0]
if not purchase_date and (group_to_find and group_to_find == group or (not group_to_find)):
purchase_date = re[0]
else:
delivery_date = start_date or datetime.utcnow()
return purchase_date, delivery_date
def _get_next_dates(self, cr, uid, orderpoint, new_date=False, group=False, context=None):
calendar_obj = self.pool.get('resource.calendar')
att_obj = self.pool.get('resource.calendar.attendance')
context = context or {}
context['no_round_hours'] = True
if not new_date:
new_date = self._convert_to_tz(cr, uid, datetime.utcnow(), context=context)
now_date = self._convert_to_tz(cr, uid, datetime.utcnow(), context=context)
# Search first calendar day (without group)
res = calendar_obj._schedule_days(cr, uid, orderpoint.calendar_id.id, 1, new_date, compute_leaves=True, context=context)
att_group = res and res[0][2] and att_obj.browse(cr, uid, res[0][2], context=context).group_id.id or False
#If hours are smaller than the current date, search a day further
if res and res[0][0] < now_date:
new_date = res[0][1] + relativedelta(days=1)
res = calendar_obj._schedule_days(cr, uid, orderpoint.calendar_id.id, 1, new_date, compute_leaves=True, context=context)
for re in res:
att_group = False
if re[2]:
att_group = att_obj.browse(cr, uid, re[2], context=context).group_id.id
if att_group == group:
break
# If you can find an entry and you have a group to match, but it does not, search further until you find one that corresponds
number = 0
while res and group and att_group != group and number < 100:
number += 1
new_date = res[0][1] + relativedelta(days=1)
res = calendar_obj._schedule_days(cr, uid, orderpoint.calendar_id.id, 1, new_date, compute_leaves=True, context=context)
att_group = False
for re in res:
if re[2]:
att_group = att_obj.browse(cr, uid, re[2], context=context).group_id.id
if att_group == group:
break
#number as safety pall for endless loops
if number >= 100:
res = False
# If you found a solution(first date), you need the second date until the next delivery because you need to deliver
# everything needed until the second date on the first date
if res:
date1 = res[0][1]
new_date = res[0][1] + relativedelta(days=1)
res = calendar_obj._schedule_days(cr, uid, orderpoint.calendar_id.id, 1, new_date, compute_leaves=True, context=context)
if res:
return (date1, res[0][1])
return (False, False)
def _product_virtual_get(self, cr, uid, order_point, context=None):
product_obj = self.pool.get('product.product')
ctx = context.copy()
ctx.update({'location': order_point.location_id.id})
return product_obj._product_available(cr, uid,
[order_point.product_id.id],
context=ctx)[order_point.product_id.id]['virtual_available']
def _convert_to_tz(self, cr, uid, date, context=None):
if not context or not context.get('tz'):
return date
utc_date = pytz.UTC.localize(date)
timezone = pytz.timezone(context['tz'])
return utc_date.astimezone(timezone)
def _convert_to_UTC(self, cr, uid, date, context=None):
"""
The date should be timezone aware
"""
if not context or not context.get('tz'):
return date
return date.astimezone(pytz.UTC)
def _get_group(self, cr, uid, orderpoint, context=None):
"""
Will return the groups and the end dates of the intervals of the purchase calendar
that need to be executed now.
If a purchase calendar is defined, it should give the
:return [(date, group)]
"""
#Check if orderpoint has last execution date and calculate if we need to calculate again already
calendar_obj = self.pool.get("resource.calendar")
att_obj = self.pool.get("resource.calendar.attendance")
group = False
context = context or {}
context['no_round_hours'] = True
date = False
now_date = self._convert_to_tz(cr, uid, datetime.utcnow(), context=context)
res_intervals = []
if orderpoint.purchase_calendar_id and orderpoint.purchase_calendar_id.attendance_ids:
if orderpoint.last_execution_date:
new_date = datetime.strptime(orderpoint.last_execution_date, DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT)
else:
new_date = datetime.utcnow()
# Convert to timezone of user
new_date = self._convert_to_tz(cr, uid, new_date, context=context)
intervals = calendar_obj._schedule_days(cr, uid, orderpoint.purchase_calendar_id.id, 1, new_date, compute_leaves=True, context=context)
for interval in intervals:
# If last execution date, interval should start after it in order not to execute the same orderpoint twice
# TODO: Make the interval a little bigger
if (orderpoint.last_execution_date and (interval[0] > new_date and interval[0] < now_date)) or (not orderpoint.last_execution_date and interval[0] < now_date and interval[1] > now_date):
group = att_obj.browse(cr, uid, interval[2], context=context).group_id.id
date = interval[1]
res_intervals += [(date, group), ]
else:
return [(now_date, None)]
return res_intervals
def _procure_orderpoint_confirm(self, cr, uid, use_new_cursor=False, company_id=False, context=None):
'''
Create procurement based on Orderpoint
:param bool use_new_cursor: if set, use a dedicated cursor and auto-commit after processing each procurement.
This is appropriate for batch jobs only.
'''
if context is None:
context = {}
if use_new_cursor:
cr = openerp.registry(cr.dbname).cursor()
orderpoint_obj = self.pool.get('stock.warehouse.orderpoint')
procurement_obj = self.pool.get('procurement.order')
product_obj = self.pool.get('product.product')
dom = company_id and [('company_id', '=', company_id)] or []
orderpoint_ids = orderpoint_obj.search(cr, uid, dom, order="location_id, purchase_calendar_id, calendar_id")
prev_ids = []
tot_procs = []
while orderpoint_ids:
ids = orderpoint_ids[:1000]
del orderpoint_ids[:1000]
dates_dict = {}
product_dict = {}
ops_dict = {}
ops = orderpoint_obj.browse(cr, uid, ids, context=context)
#Calculate groups that can be executed together
for op in ops:
key = (op.location_id.id, op.purchase_calendar_id.id, op.calendar_id.id)
res_groups=[]
if not dates_dict.get(key):
date_groups = self._get_group(cr, uid, op, context=context)
for date, group in date_groups:
if op.calendar_id and op.calendar_id.attendance_ids:
date1, date2 = self._get_next_dates(cr, uid, op, date, group, context=context)
res_groups += [(group, date1, date2, date)] #date1/date2 as deliveries and date as purchase confirmation date
else:
res_groups += [(group, date, False, date)]
dates_dict[key] = res_groups
product_dict[key] = [op.product_id]
ops_dict[key] = [op]
else:
product_dict[key] += [op.product_id]
ops_dict[key] += [op]
for key in product_dict.keys():
for res_group in dates_dict[key]:
ctx = context.copy()
ctx.update({'location': ops_dict[key][0].location_id.id})
if res_group[2]:
ctx.update({'to_date': res_group[2].strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT)})
prod_qty = product_obj._product_available(cr, uid, [x.id for x in product_dict[key]],
context=ctx)
group = res_group[0]
date = res_group[1]
subtract_qty = orderpoint_obj.subtract_procurements_from_orderpoints(cr, uid, [x.id for x in ops_dict[key]], context=context)
first_op = True
ndelivery = date and self._convert_to_UTC(cr, uid, date, context=context) or False
npurchase = res_group[3] and self._convert_to_UTC(cr, uid, res_group[3], context=context) or False
for op in ops_dict[key]:
try:
prods = prod_qty[op.product_id.id]['virtual_available']
if prods is None:
continue
if prods <= op.product_min_qty:
qty = max(op.product_min_qty, op.product_max_qty) - prods
reste = op.qty_multiple > 0 and qty % op.qty_multiple or 0.0
if reste > 0:
qty += op.qty_multiple - reste
if qty < 0:
continue
qty -= subtract_qty[op.id]
if qty >= 0:
proc_id = procurement_obj.create(cr, uid,
self._prepare_orderpoint_procurement(cr, uid, op, qty, date=ndelivery, purchase_date=npurchase, group=group, context=context),
context=context)
tot_procs.append(proc_id)
orderpoint_obj.write(cr, uid, [op.id], {'last_execution_date': datetime.utcnow().strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT)}, context=context)
if use_new_cursor:
cr.commit()
except OperationalError:
if use_new_cursor:
orderpoint_ids.append(op.id)
cr.rollback()
continue
else:
raise
try:
tot_procs.reverse()
self.run(cr, uid, tot_procs, context=context)
tot_procs = []
if use_new_cursor:
cr.commit()
except OperationalError:
if use_new_cursor:
cr.rollback()
continue
else:
raise
if use_new_cursor:
cr.commit()
if prev_ids == ids:
break
else:
prev_ids = ids
if use_new_cursor:
cr.commit()
cr.close()
return {}
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import datetime
from openerp.osv import fields, osv
from openerp.tools import DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT, DEFAULT_SERVER_DATE_FORMAT
class resource_calendar(osv.osv):
_inherit = "resource.calendar"
#Could remove this as it does not help a lot
def _calculate_next_day(self, cr, uid, ids, fields, names, context=None):
res = {}
for calend in self.browse(cr, uid, ids, context=context):
# date1 = self.get_next_day(cr, uid, calend.id, datetime.utcnow() + relativedelta(days = 1))
_format = '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'
sched_date = self.schedule_days_get_date(
cr, uid, calend.id, 1, day_date=datetime.datetime.utcnow(), compute_leaves=True)
res[calend.id] = sched_date and sched_date.strftime(_format) or False
return res
_columns = {
'next_day': fields.function(_calculate_next_day, string='Next day it should trigger', type='datetime'),
}
# Keep as it takes into account times
def get_leave_intervals(self, cr, uid, id, resource_id=None,
start_datetime=None, end_datetime=None,
context=None):
"""Get the leaves of the calendar. Leaves can be filtered on the resource,
the start datetime or the end datetime.
:param int resource_id: the id of the resource to take into account when
computing the leaves. If not set, only general
leaves are computed. If set, generic and
specific leaves are computed.
:param datetime start_datetime: if provided, do not take into account leaves
ending before this date.
:param datetime end_datetime: if provided, do not take into account leaves
beginning after this date.
:return list leaves: list of tuples (start_datetime, end_datetime) of
leave intervals
"""
resource_calendar = self.browse(cr, uid, id, context=context)
proc_obj = self.pool.get("procurement.order")
leaves = []
for leave in resource_calendar.leave_ids:
if leave.resource_id and not resource_id == leave.resource_id.id:
continue
date_from_db = datetime.datetime.strptime(leave.date_from, DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT)
date_from = proc_obj._convert_to_tz(cr, uid, date_from_db, context=context)
if end_datetime and date_from > end_datetime:
continue
date_to_db = datetime.datetime.strptime(leave.date_to, DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT)
date_to = proc_obj._convert_to_tz(cr, uid, date_to_db, context=context)
if start_datetime and date_to < start_datetime:
continue
leaves.append((date_from, date_to))
return leaves
def interval_remove_leaves(self, interval, leave_intervals):
""" Utility method that remove leave intervals from a base interval:
- clean the leave intervals, to have an ordered list of not-overlapping
intervals
- initiate the current interval to be the base interval
- for each leave interval:
- finishing before the current interval: skip, go to next
- beginning after the current interval: skip and get out of the loop
because we are outside range (leaves are ordered)
- beginning within the current interval: close the current interval
and begin a new current interval that begins at the end of the leave
interval
- ending within the current interval: update the current interval begin
to match the leave interval ending
:param tuple interval: a tuple (beginning datetime, ending datetime) that
is the base interval from which the leave intervals
will be removed
:param list leave_intervals: a list of tuples (beginning datetime, ending datetime)
that are intervals to remove from the base interval
:return list intervals: a list of tuples (begin datetime, end datetime)
that are the remaining valid intervals """
if not interval:
return interval
if leave_intervals is None:
leave_intervals = []
intervals = []
leave_intervals = self.interval_clean(leave_intervals)
current_interval = [interval[0], interval[1]]
for leave in leave_intervals:
if leave[1] <= current_interval[0]:
continue
if leave[0] >= current_interval[1]:
break
if current_interval[0] < leave[0] < current_interval[1]:
current_interval[1] = leave[0]
intervals.append((current_interval[0], current_interval[1]))
current_interval = [leave[1], interval[1]]
# if current_interval[0] <= leave[1] <= current_interval[1]:
if current_interval[0] <= leave[1]:
current_interval[0] = leave[1]
if current_interval and current_interval[0] < interval[1]: # remove intervals moved outside base interval due to leaves
if len(interval) > 2:
intervals.append((current_interval[0], current_interval[1], interval[2]))
else:
intervals.append((current_interval[0], current_interval[1],))
return intervals
class resource_calendar_attendance(osv.osv):
_inherit = "resource.calendar.attendance"
_columns = {
'group_id': fields.many2one('procurement.group', 'Procurement Group'),
}
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from openerp.osv import fields, osv
class stock_warehouse_orderpoint(osv.osv):
_inherit = "stock.warehouse.orderpoint"
_columns = {
'calendar_id': fields.many2one('resource.calendar', 'Calendar',
help="In the calendar you can define the days that the goods will be delivered. That way the scheduler will only take into account the goods needed until the second delivery and put the procurement date as the first delivery. "),
'purchase_calendar_id': fields.many2one('resource.calendar', 'Purchase Calendar'),
'last_execution_date': fields.datetime('Last Execution Date', readonly=True),
}
addons/stock_calendar/stock_calendar_view.xml
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<openerp>
<data>
<record id="view_warehouse_orderpoint_form_inherit" model="ir.ui.view">
<field name="name">stock.warehouse.orderpoint.form.inherit</field>
<field name="model">stock.warehouse.orderpoint</field>
<field name="inherit_id" ref="stock.view_warehouse_orderpoint_form"/>
<field name="arch" type="xml">
<field name="company_id" position="after">
<field name="calendar_id"/>
<field name="purchase_calendar_id"/>
</field>
</field>
</record>
<!-- Procurement group to be used on the calendar attendance to match triggers and purchases-->
<record id="view_resource_calendar_attendance_tree_procurement_group" model="ir.ui.view">
<field name="name">resource.calendar.attendance.tree.procurement</field>
<field name="inherit_id" ref="resource.view_resource_calendar_attendance_tree"/>
<field name="model">resource.calendar.attendance</field>
<field name="arch" type="xml">
<field name="date_to" position="after">
<field name="group_id"/>
</field>
</field>
</record>
<!-- For testing purposes -->
<record id="view_procurement_form_stock_inherit" model="ir.ui.view">
<field name="name">procurement.order.form.stock.inherit</field>
<field name="model">procurement.order</field>
<field name="inherit_id" ref="procurement.procurement_form_view"/>
<field name="arch" type="xml">
<xpath expr="//div[@name='button_box']" position="inside">
<button name="assign_group_date" string="Calculate dates according to Orderpoint" type="object"/>
</xpath>
</field>
</record>
</data>
</openerp>
addons/stock_calendar/test/orderpoint_calendar.yml
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-
Create a calendar
-
!record {model: resource.calendar, id: res_cal}:
name: Calendar
attendance_ids:
- name: Thursday
dayofweek: '3'
hour_from: 08
hour_to: 09
-
Create a product A with orderpoint with a calendar
-
!record {model: product.product, id: product_calendar}:
name: Calendar Product
orderpoint_ids:
- name: Product A Truck
calendar_id: res_cal
product_min_qty: 0
product_max_qty: 10
warehouse_id: stock.warehouse0
-
Create delivery order with product A
-
!record {model: stock.picking, id: pick_out_calendar}:
name: Delivery order for procurement
partner_id: base.res_partner_2
picking_type_id: stock.picking_type_out
move_lines:
- product_id: product_calendar
product_uom_qty: 3.00
location_id: stock.stock_location_stock
location_dest_id: stock.stock_location_customers
procure_method: make_to_stock
-
Create other delivery order with product A that we will give a later date afterwards (date between the two)
-
!record {model: stock.picking, id: pick_out_calendar2}:
name: Delivery order for procurement
partner_id: base.res_partner_2
picking_type_id: stock.picking_type_out
move_lines:
- product_id: product_calendar
product_uom_qty: 4.00
location_id: stock.stock_location_stock
location_dest_id: stock.stock_location_customers
procure_method: make_to_stock
-
Create other delivery order with product A that we will give an even later date, so it should not be taken into account
-
!record {model: stock.picking, id: pick_out_calendar3}:
name: Delivery order for procurement
partner_id: base.res_partner_2
picking_type_id: stock.picking_type_out
move_lines:
- product_id: product_calendar
product_uom_qty: 11.00
location_id: stock.stock_location_stock
location_dest_id: stock.stock_location_customers
procure_method: make_to_stock
-
Put different dates in pickings, confirm them, run schedulers and check that the procurement generated by the orderpoint is taking the calendar into account
-
!python {model: stock.picking}: |
move_obj = self.pool.get('stock.move')
import datetime
from openerp.tools import DEFAULT_SERVER_DATE_FORMAT, DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT
today8 = datetime.datetime.today() + datetime.timedelta(days = 7)
today21 = datetime.datetime.today() + datetime.timedelta(days = 21)
cal1 = self.browse(cr, uid, ref('pick_out_calendar'))
cal2 = self.browse(cr, uid, ref('pick_out_calendar2'))
move_obj.write(cr, uid, cal2.move_lines[0].id, {'date': today8.strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT), 'date_expected': today8.strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT)})
cal3 = self.browse(cr, uid, ref('pick_out_calendar3'))
move_obj.write(cr, uid, cal3.move_lines[0].id, {'date_expected': today21.strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT),
'date': today21.strftime(DEFAULT_SERVER_DATETIME_FORMAT)})
#We need to confirm pickings and run the schedulers
self.action_confirm(cr, uid, [cal1.id, cal2.id, cal3.id])
# Check procurements generated
proc_obj = self.pool.get("procurement.order")
proc_obj.run_scheduler(cr, uid)
proc_ids = proc_obj.search(cr, uid, [('product_id', '=', ref('product_calendar'))])
assert len(proc_ids) == 1, 'should have one procurement'
procurement = proc_obj.browse(cr, uid, proc_ids[0])
assert procurement.product_qty == 17, 'It should have taken the two first pickings into account for the virtual stock for the orderpoint, not the third'
addons/stock_dropshipping/test/dropship.yml
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-
!python {model: procurement.group}: |
sale_record = self.pool.get("sale.order").browse(cr, uid, ref('sale_order_drp_shpng'))
assert self.browse(cr, uid, sale_record.procurement_group_id.id).procurement_ids[0].product_qty == 200
-
I run scheduler.
-
!python {model: procurement.order}: |
self.run_scheduler(cr, uid)
assert self.browse(cr, uid, sale_record.procurement_group_id.id).procurement_ids[0].product_qty == 200
-
Check a quotation was created to a certain supplier and confirm so it becomes a confirmed purchase order
-
@@ -77,8 +72,7 @@
Check one quant was created in Customers location with 200 pieces and one move in the history_ids
-
!python {model: stock.quant}: |
quant_ids = self.search(cr, uid, [('location_id', '=', ref('stock.stock_location_customers')),('qty', '=', 200), ('product_id', '=', ref("drop_shop_product"))])
print quant_ids, [(x.qty, x.history_ids) for x in self.browse(cr, uid, quant_ids)]
quant_ids = self.search(cr, uid, [('location_id', '=', ref('stock.stock_location_customers')), ('product_id', '=', ref("drop_shop_product"))])
assert quant_ids, 'No Quant found'
assert len(quant_ids) == 1, 'There should be exactly one quant'
assert len(self.browse(cr, uid, quant_ids)[0].history_ids) == 1, 'The quant should have exactly 1 move in its history'