You're reading from Odoo 14 Development Cookbook Rapidly build, customize, and manage secure and efficient business apps using Odoo's latest features

Product type Paperback

Published in Dec 2020

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781800200319

Length 784 pages

Edition 4th Edition

Languages

Python

Tools

GitHub

Concepts

Enterprise Resource Planning

Authors (4):

Parth Gajjar

Alexandre Fayolle

Holger Brunn

Daniel Reis

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Table of Contents (26) Chapters

Preface

1. Chapter 1: Installing the Odoo Development Environment

2. Chapter 2: Managing Odoo Server Instances FREE CHAPTER

3. Chapter 3: Creating Odoo Add-On Modules

4. Chapter 4: Application Models

5. Chapter 5: Basic Server-Side Development

6. Chapter 6: Managing Module Data

7. Chapter 7: Debugging Modules

8. Chapter 8: Advanced Server-Side Development Techniques

9. Chapter 9: Backend Views

10. Chapter 10: Security Access

11. Chapter 11: Internationalization

12. Chapter 12: Automation, Workflows, Emails, and Printing

13. Chapter 13: Web Server Development

14. Chapter 14: CMS Website Development

15. Chapter 15: Web Client Development

16. Chapter 16: The Odoo Web Library (OWL)

17. Chapter 17: In-App Purchasing with Odoo

18. Chapter 18: Automated Test Cases

19. Chapter 19: Managing, Deploying, and Testing with Odoo.sh

20. Chapter 20: Remote Procedure Calls in Odoo

21. Chapter 21: Performance Optimization

22. Chapter 22: Point of Sale

23. Chapter 23: Managing Emails in Odoo

24. Chapter 24: Managing the IoT Box

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Running client-side test cases from the UI

Odoo provides a way to run client-side test cases from the UI. By running the test case from the UI, you will be able to see each step of the test case in action. This way, you can verify that the UI test case is working exactly as we wanted.

How to do it...

You can run both the QUnit test case and the tours test case from the UI. It is not possible to run Python test cases from the UI as it runs on the server side. In order to see the options to run test cases from the UI, you need to enable developer mode.

Running QUnit test cases from the UI

Click on the bug icon to open the drop-down menu, as shown in the following figure. Click on the Run JS Tests option:

Figure 18.1 – Option to run test cases

This will open the QUnit suite and it will start running the test cases one by one, as shown in the following screenshot. By default, it will only show failed test cases. To show all the passed test cases...