Odoo 19 Dockerized

Isolated Odoo 19 Docker environment for testing and development.

Quick Start

git clone git@github.com:seanthw/odoo-19-dockerized.git
cd odoo-19-dockerized
docker compose up -d

Management

After that, use:

Stop

docker compose down

Start again

docker compose up -d

Check status

docker compose ps

View logs

docker compose logs -f odoo-19

How to Add Custom Modules

Follow these steps to add any custom module to this Odoo environment.

1. Copy the Module: Place your custom module's folder into the test-addons directory.

   # Example:
   cp -r /path/to/your/odoo-module ./test-addons/

2. Restart the Odoo Container: This is a critical step. Restarting the container will make Odoo aware of the new module and, more importantly, it will automatically set the correct file ownership and permissions inside the container.

   docker compose restart odoo-19

3. Update the Apps List: Once the container has restarted, log into your Odoo instance.

   • Go to the Settings menu and click Activate the developer mode.
   • Go to the Apps menu.
   • Click the Update Apps List button in the top menu.
   • Confirm the update in the dialog box.

4. Install the Module: Your module will now be visible. You can search for it by name and click Install. (Remember to remove the default "Apps" filter in the search bar to see all available modules).

Configuration

You can customize the environment by creating a .env file in the root of the project. Copy the .env.example file to get started:

cp .env.example .env

Then, modify the .env file with your desired credentials.

PostgreSQL

• image: You can change the PostgreSQL version by modifying the image tag in docker-compose.yml (e.g., postgres:15).
• ports: The host port mapped to the container's port 5432. By default, it is 5433:5432.

Odoo

• image: You can change the Odoo version by modifying the image tag in docker-compose.yml (e.g., odoo:18.0).
• ports: The host port mapped to the container's port 8069. By default, it is 8070:8069.