Modest PHP class to manage OpenERP Json query.

This is a very thin layer above Tivoka, a JSON-RPC PHP lib. You will need to download Tivoka, and make it available in your PHP dependencies (e.g. by copying the tivoka folder in the php-oe-json folder)

Early working alpha. Comments welcome.

• Simple way to add new json-rpc entry points
• Quite easy to get started (see Usage section)
• Ability to resume an open session (and thus login in openerp) with a saved session_id and HTTP cookie_id (without $login and $password)

sample PHP code:

<?php

require_once 'openerp.php';


// Instanciate with $url, and $dbname
$oe = new OpenERP("http://localhost:8069", "test_json");

// login with $url and $dbname
$oe->login("admin", "xxxxxx");

echo "Logged in (session id: " . $oe->session_id . ")";

// Query with direct object method which are mapped to json-rpc calls
$partners = $oe->search_read(array(
  'model' => 'res.partner',
  'fields' => array('name', 'city'),
));

echo "<ul>";
foreach($partners['records'] as $partner) {
   echo "    <li>" . $partner["name"] . " - " . $partner["city"] . "</li>\n";
}
echo "</ul>";

// Instanciate a particular Model proxy
$partners = new OpenERPModel($oe, 'res.partner');

// Create a new partner
$partner_id = $partners->create(array(array(
  'name' => 'John Doe',
  'city' => 'Brussels',
  // etc..
)));
echo "<h1>New partner created with ID $partner_id</h1>";


// Error Handling example - This will FAIL as we're creating a partner without name
try {
    $partner_id = $partners->create(array(array(
      'name' => null,
    )));
} catch (OpenERPException $e) {
    echo '<pre>Caught error ' . $e->code . ' ' . $e->message . '</pre>';
}


?>