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Daniel Reis
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Daniel Reis has a degree in applied mathematics and an MBA. He has had a long career in the IT industry, mostly as a consultant implementing business applications in a variety of sectors. He has been working with Odoo (OpenERP at the time) since 2010 and is an active contributor to the Odoo Community Association (OCA), where he also serves as a board member. He is the managing director of Open Source Integrators, a leading open source and Odoo consultancy firm.
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Creating fields

Having created a new model, the next step is to add fields to it. Odoo supports all the basic data types that are expected, such as text strings, integers, floating-point numbers, Booleans, dates and time, and image or binary data.

Let's explore the several types of fields available in Odoo.

Basic field types

We will go back to the book model to present the several available field types.

In the library_app/models/library_book.py file, edit the Book class, replacing the current field definitions with this one:

class Book(models.Model):
    _name = "library.book"
    _description = "Book"
    # String fields:
    name = fields.Char("Title")
    isbn = fields.Char("ISBN")
    book_type = fields.Selection(
        [("paper","Paperback"...
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Daniel Reis has a degree in applied mathematics and an MBA. He has had a long career in the IT industry, mostly as a consultant implementing business applications in a variety of sectors. He has been working with Odoo (OpenERP at the time) since 2010 and is an active contributor to the Odoo Community Association (OCA), where he also serves as a board member. He is the managing director of Open Source Integrators, a leading open source and Odoo consultancy firm.
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