Adds a QWeb PDF "Membership Card" report (85x54mm landscape, custom
report.paperformat) showing the company logo, member name/ID, tier, and
a QR code generated with the qrcode library (embedded as a base64 PNG via
a non-stored res.partner.membership_card_qr compute field). The QR encodes
a public verification URL built from ir.config_parameter's web.base.url.
Adds the public GET /membership/verify/<member_id> controller: shows
valid/expired/not-found with no personal data beyond name (and tier, for
valid members) - internal states like 'invoiced'/'none' are deliberately
reported as not-found so partial signup state isn't leaked.
Adds the member portal: /my/membership (status/tier/expiry), /my/membership/
renew (finds or creates a draft renewal invoice, redirects to the existing
portal invoice page), and /my/membership/card (PDF download) - plus a
"Membership" entry card on the main /my portal home page. Since
community_theme_base doesn't exist yet (that's Phase 6), the card uses
res.company.logo rather than a theme setting - still brand-neutral,
just resolved from the standard company record for now.
Verified against a live Odoo 19 + Postgres 16 container, both via the
test suite (12/12 tests: unit tests, HttpCase tests hitting the real verify
endpoint for valid/expired/unknown IDs) and by hand end-to-end - created a
tier and member over JSON-RPC, activated the membership, fetched the live
/membership/verify/ page, and rendered the actual PDF card via
/report/pdf/... (11.7KB single-page PDF, confirmed non-blank).
Along the way, hit a third real Odoo 19 API change: res.users.groups_id
was renamed to group_ids.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the daily membership renewal cron (_cron_process_membership_renewals):
sends a "renewal upcoming" reminder at each non-final configured offset,
flips state to renewal_due and sends a "renewal due" notice at the final
(smallest) offset, and on expiry flips to 'expired', sends an expiry notice,
and creates a draft renewal invoice for the member's tier product.
Email templates (renewal_upcoming, renewal_due, membership_expired) use
Odoo 19's current mail.template syntax ({{ }} subject/QWeb t-out body) -
the plan referenced the older ${object...} syntax, which v19 no longer
uses. Org name is pulled via a new non-stored res.partner.membership_org_name
compute field backed by ir.config_parameter, never hardcoded.
Also had to adapt the ir.cron data record: Odoo 19 removed 'numbercall'
entirely (ir.cron now delegates most fields to a linked ir.actions.server
under the hood, though name/model_id/state/code are still settable
directly on the record, per the core mail module's own cron definitions).
Verified against a live Odoo 19 + Postgres 16 container: module upgrades
clean, all 8 tests pass (4 from 1-A + 4 new: non-final-offset reminder,
final-offset state flip to renewal_due, expiry creates a draft invoice +
notice, no action outside any offset window).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the membership foundation: community.membership.tier (admin-configurable
tiers, each auto-creating a linked invoicing product), res.partner membership
fields (member ID, tier, state, family grouping, volunteer tracking), and a
res.config.settings page (org name, member-ID format, renewal offsets, portal
toggle) - all backed by ir.config_parameter so nothing is hardcoded.
Member IDs are generated on activation via a configurable format string
({year}/{seq}) resolved against an ir.sequence. Adds the Membership Manager
group/menu and views (tier list/form, partner form tab, list columns, search
filters, settings page).
Along the way, hit two real Odoo 19 API changes vs. older tutorials/docs:
res.groups.category_id was replaced by privilege_id -> res.groups.privilege,
and module settings pages now use the <app>/<block>/<setting> pattern
inherited from base.res_config_settings_view_form rather than raw divs.
Verified by upgrading the module against a live Odoo 19 + Postgres 16
container: installs clean, all 4 tests pass (tier->product creation, member
ID generation on activation, one-time/lifetime tiers never expire,
configurable ID format), and the module still installs cleanly for its
dependents (community_benefits, tncsc_deployment).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
