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As a developer, you have access to a component system. You can find the
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documentation in the code or on http://odoo-connector.com
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In a nutshell, you can create components::
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from odoo.addons.component.core import Component
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class MagentoPartnerAdapter(Component):
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_name = 'magento.partner.adapter'
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_inherit = 'magento.adapter'
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_usage = 'backend.adapter'
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_collection = 'magento.backend'
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_apply_on = ['res.partner']
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And later, find the component you need at runtime (dynamic dispatch at
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component level)::
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def run(self, external_id):
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backend_adapter = self.component(usage='backend.adapter')
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external_data = backend_adapter.read(external_id)
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In order for tests using components to work, you will need to use the base
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classes provided by `odoo.addons.component.tests.common`:
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* `TransactionComponentCase`
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* `SavepointComponentCase`
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There are also some specific base classes for testing the component registry,
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using the ComponentRegistryCase as a base class. See the docstrings in
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`tests/common.py`.
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