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Includes: - Odoo 19 framework (odoo/) - 27 custom EnCoach addons (new_project/custom_addons/) - encoach_core, encoach_api, encoach_lms_api, encoach_adaptive_api - encoach_exam, encoach_taxonomy, encoach_adaptive, encoach_assignment - encoach_ai, encoach_ai_grading, encoach_ai_generation, encoach_ai_media - encoach_courseware, encoach_communication, encoach_subscription - encoach_notification, encoach_approval, encoach_branding - encoach_classroom, encoach_registration, encoach_stats - encoach_faq, encoach_ticket, encoach_training, encoach_resources - encoach_adaptive_ai, encoach_sis - 21 OpenEduCat Enterprise modules (new_project/enterprise-19/) - 14 OpenEduCat Community modules (new_project/openeducat_erp-19.0/) - Configuration: odoo.conf, requirements.txt, scripts - 200+ REST API endpoints with JWT authentication - SRS and test documentation Made-with: Cursor
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Run Odoo 19 manually from the terminal
Step-by-step terminal commands. No scripts—run each block yourself.
1. Install prerequisites (one-time)
Open Terminal and run:
# Xcode Command Line Tools (required for Python builds)
xcode-select --install
After that finishes:
# Homebrew (if you don’t have it)
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
# PostgreSQL and wkhtmltopdf
brew install postgresql@15 wkhtmltopdf
# Start PostgreSQL
brew services start postgresql@15
Create a PostgreSQL user (pick one):
# Option A: use your Mac username (no password)
createuser -s $(whoami)
# Option B: create user "odoo" with password (then set password in step 2)
createuser -s odoo
2. Go to your project folder
cd /Users/yamenahmad/projects2026/odoo/odoo19
3. Get Odoo 19 source (if not already there)
With git:
git clone https://github.com/odoo/odoo.git --branch 19.0 --depth 1 odoo
Or download ZIP (no git):
curl -sL "https://github.com/odoo/odoo/archive/refs/heads/19.0.zip" -o odoo-19.0.zip
unzip -q odoo-19.0.zip
mv odoo-19.0 odoo
rm odoo-19.0.zip
chmod +x odoo/odoo-bin
4. Create virtual environment and install dependencies
cd /Users/yamenahmad/projects2026/odoo/odoo19
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install --upgrade pip wheel setuptools
pip install -r odoo/requirements.txt
Leave the terminal open; keep the venv activated for the next steps.
5. (Optional) Config file
cp odoo.conf.example odoo.conf
Edit odoo.conf if needed:
- db_user = your PostgreSQL user (e.g. your Mac username or
odoo) - db_password = leave empty for trust auth, or set if you gave
odooa password - addons_path =
addons(default; add more paths comma-separated if you have extra addons)
If you don’t create odoo.conf, you can pass everything on the command line in step 6.
6. Run Odoo from the terminal
From /Users/yamenahmad/projects2026/odoo/odoo19, with venv activated:
cd /Users/yamenahmad/projects2026/odoo/odoo19
source venv/bin/activate
cd odoo
python odoo-bin -c ../odoo.conf
Without a config file (minimal):
cd /Users/yamenahmad/projects2026/odoo/odoo19
source venv/bin/activate
cd odoo
python odoo-bin --addons-path=addons
You should see logs in the terminal. When you see something like “HTTP service (HTTP) listening on 0.0.0.0:8069”, Odoo is ready.
7. Open in browser
- Go to: http://localhost:8069
- First time: create a new database (name, email, password, language)
- Then log in with the email and password you set
Useful command-line options
Run from inside the odoo folder with venv activated:
| What you want | Command |
|---|---|
| Use a specific database | python odoo-bin -c ../odoo.conf -d mydb |
| Different port | python odoo-bin -c ../odoo.conf --http-port=8070 |
| Auto-reload (development) | python odoo-bin -c ../odoo.conf --dev=all |
| Install modules at start | python odoo-bin -c ../odoo.conf -d mydb -i sale,crm |
| Extra addons path | python odoo-bin --addons-path=addons,/path/to/extra/addons |
Stop Odoo
In the terminal where Odoo is running: press Ctrl+C.
Quick reference (after first setup)
cd /Users/yamenahmad/projects2026/odoo/odoo19
source venv/bin/activate
cd odoo
python odoo-bin -c ../odoo.conf
Then open http://localhost:8069.