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Small refactor of some aspects of the main model.js class to make it
more consistent and extensible.
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Refactoring of the Model class of `model.js` to support multiple
extensions.
The purpose is to build a model having the appropriate modules for a
given situation. For instance, we don't need the control panel model if
we don't have a control panel to start with.
Some logic of the control panel model (which was until now the "main"
search model) has been given to another model extension named
"Search Model Extension" which will synchronize the informations of all
models providing search data (domain, context, etc.).
The model instantiated in the actions/views is now an instance of the
"Action Model" (which directly extends the Model) and is meant to
replace the view model in the long term. It might however need some
improvements to hold such a role (partial interface rendering, etc.).
Part of task 2228968
Co-authored-by: Julien Mougenot <jum@odoo.com>
Co-authored-by: Mathieu Duckerts-Antoine <dam@odoo.com>
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Refactoring of the control panel with the Owl framework.
The MVC structure of the control panel has been changed to a 'component <-> model'
relationship. As such:
- Removed the old control panel: view/model/controller/renderer
- Created a new Owl Component (ControlPanel)
- Created a new class: the Model (an Owl Store did not fit here) and a newly
designed ControlPanelModel extending it
Refactored all inner subcomponents, including:
- Pager
- ActionMenus (peviously SideBar)
- Filter menu
> Custom filter item
- Group by menu
> Custom group by item
> Removal of groupby_menu_mixin (and refactored graph controller in sibling commit)
- Time range menu
- Favorite menu
> Custom favorite item
> Moved the favorite menu registry to the favorite_menu file
- Search bar
> Removed and splitted auto-completion dropdown logic between the new SearchBar
Component (descriptions) and to the new ControlPanelModel (domains).
The templates (all in web/base.xml) have been adapted to the new standards. Most
of the DOM structure remains unchanged with some occasional improvements (replace
hiding with not rendering, removed pointless wrapper divs, etc.).
Part of task 2196029
Co-authored-by: Mathieu Duckerts-Antoine <dam@odoo.com>
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