vlst
f740d30adb
pos*: l10n_co_pos, l10n_fr_pos_cert, l10n_gcc_pos,
l10n_in_pos, l10n_sa_pos, point_of_sale,
pos_epson_printer, pos_loyalty, pos_mercury,
pos_online_payment, pos_restaurant, pos_sale
There is a need to print pos receipts in new environments,
such as the kiosk. In this commit we simplify the steps to
generate the receipt data and introduce a portable mechanism
for printing.
Changes:
- removed the `getOrderReceiptEnv` method; this method
was returning a lot of data that the receipt was not
actually using; we now simply use the data from
`Order.export_for_printing`. This means that it will be much
easier to recreate this data in other environments, such
as in the kiosk.
- removed the error prone `generate_wrapped_product_name` method.
It's aim was to split the orderline name, but this task is much
better accomplished by declarative css.
- removed the `Orderline.export_for_printing` method; instead,
we simply use the existing `Orderline.getDisplayData`;
- removed the `AbstractReceiptScreen` component and replaced
it's functionality with the new `printer` service;
- using this service means that we were free to remove
the `pos-receipt-print` div from the root of the pos app;
- made the receipt be a standalone component. It thus benefits
from all the advantages of components, such as prop validation
and usage of slots;
- replaced the `OrderLinesReceipt` template with the generic
`OrderWidget` component'; this greatly simplifies the code;
- created the `renderer` service. It's goal is to do for components
what `renderToElement` does for templates; we use this service to
render the receipt component for printing;
- removed jquery from the EpsonPrinter class, such that it can be
imported into projects that do not rely on jquery;
- created the `ReceiptHeader` component. This unifies the header
between all the different receipts; ( before, each receipt was
implementing it's own header )
Task: 3547597
Part-of: odoo/odoo#137397
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