get a list of all custom apps installed on a odoo.sh database

list_custom_apps_installed_odoosh.sh

standard_apps=$(find /home/odoo/src/{odoo,enterprise,themes} -name __manifest__.py | jq -nRr '[inputs] | map(split("/")[-2]) | join(",")'); psql -c "select name, state from ir_module_module where NOT (name = ANY('{$standard_apps,studio_customization}'::text[]) ) and state not in ('uninstalled', 'uninstallable') order by name;"


# explanation of the code

# find /home/odoo/src/{odoo,enterprise,themes} -name "__manifest__.py"      --> list the path to each odoo standard modules

# in Jq
# [inputs]                                              --> transforms the input text to an array of lines
# map(split("/")[-2])                                   --> for each line, get the directory's name
# join(",")                                             --> join the result as a comma seperated list

# psql -c XXXXXX                                        --> no need to specify the datbase on odoo.sh
# state not in ('uninstalled', 'uninstallable');        --> could be just state = 'installed', but this way we also see modules left in weird states
# name = ANY('{a,b}'::text[])                           --> alternative syntac for `name in ('a', 'b')`
#                                                           however, it does require quotes and works fine when the array is empty

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Contributers : Walravens Mathieu

[this comment is outdated and is referring to revision prior to the introduction of jq]
All the string manipulation could probably be done in a single call to sed, but this was simpler to write and I'm lazy

Did you know both Jq and PostgreSQL are wonderful? (and jq is available on odoo.sh)

My alternative command, which does not involve regexes:

psql -c "select name, state from ir_module_module where name = ANY('{$(find /home/odoo/src/user -name __manifest__.py | jq -nRr '[inputs] | map(split("/")[-2]) | join(",")')}'::text[]) and state not in ('uninstalled', 'uninstallable');"

# explanation of Jq
# [inputs]                     --> transforms the input text to an array of lines
# map(split("/")[-2])          --> for each line, get the directory's name
# join(",")                    --> join the result

# explanation of psql
# name = ANY('{a,b}'::text[])  --> alternative syntac for `name in ('a', 'b')`
#                                  however, it does require quotes and works fine when the array is empty

Okay that's pretty cool, and much more readable ^^

I'm just gonna keep it as 2 calls for the sake of easy reusability of each part of the commands