I'd like to introduce you to a new set of commands [1] that we've recently added to the tools we use for managing Tryton repositories (and some more stuff) [2], which uses the invoke [3] application and library.
These commands help you in creating a database, installing modules, installing languages, adding demo data for parties, products, sales, purchases and processing sales, purchases, invoices, etc. We're adding new commands all the time. Most important features and advantages are: - It can be used by non-programmers. Specially if you combine it with TortoiseHg. - It stores the database resulting of the execution of each command making it very quick to go back to a previous state and executing new commands from that point (no need to wait for the installation of the country module each time ;-). - Each command tries to not depend on the previous one. So at any point you can get the current database, add data manually and then continue managing it from the command line tools. So, if default product demo data does not fit what you need to showcase Tryton to a potential customer, you can just create the products manually and then let the system create random sales for you, process the shipments and their invoices. At [1] you can take a look at how a sample session can look like. [1] https://bitbucket.org/nantic/tryton-tasks/src/7062c43fe72a956d1c96f25a62daebef1114c668/gal.rst?at=default [2] https://bitbucket.org/nantic/tryton-tasks [3] https://github.com/pyinvoke/invoke -- Albert Cervera i Areny Tel. 93 553 18 03 @albertnan www.NaN-tic.com
