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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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# Connect to PostgreSQL (like pgAdmin on Windows)
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**Best choice on Mac: DBeaver Community** — free, fast, works with PostgreSQL and many other databases.
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---
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## 1. Install DBeaver
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**Option A – Homebrew** (if you have it):
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```bash
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brew install --cask dbeaver-community
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```
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**Option B – Direct download:**
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- https://dbeaver.io/download/
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- Choose **Mac** → **DBeaver Community** → download and open the `.dmg`, then drag DBeaver to Applications.
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## 2. Connect to your Odoo PostgreSQL
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1. **Start PostgreSQL** (so Odoo’s database is running):
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```bash
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cd /Users/yamenahmad/projects2026/odoo/odoo19
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./start.sh
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```
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Then press **Ctrl+C** to stop only Odoo; PostgreSQL keeps running.
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Or start only Postgres:
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```bash
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./.conda-envs/odoo19/bin/pg_ctl -D pgdata -l pgdata/logfile start
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```
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2. **Open DBeaver** → **Database** → **New Database Connection** (or click the plug icon).
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3. Choose **PostgreSQL** → **Next**.
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4. **Main** tab:
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| Field | Value |
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| Host | `localhost` |
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| Port | `5432` |
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| Database | `postgres` (default; you can pick an Odoo DB later) |
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| Username | `yamenahmad` |
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| Password | *(leave empty)* |
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5. Click **Test Connection**. If asked to download drivers, allow it.
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6. **Finish**. Your Odoo databases appear under **Databases** in the left tree (e.g. the DB you created in Odoo).
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## 3. Optional: Save as default
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- Right‑click the connection → **Edit Connection** → **Connection settings**.
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- You can set a name like **Odoo Local** and reuse it anytime.
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---
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**Alternative: pgAdmin**
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- Install: `brew install --cask pgadmin4` or from https://www.pgadmin.org/download/pgadmin-4-macos/
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- Same connection: Host `localhost`, Port `5432`, User `yamenahmad`, Password empty.
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