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{{ super() }} {% endblock content %} {% block toc %} {% endblock toc %} {% block main %}Tryton is composed of a server which runs on PostgreSQL, a web or desktop client and a set of server modules.
We host a public shared demo server. It is filled with some example data that gets reset every day.
User name | Password | |
---|---|---|
English | demo | demo |
Español | demo_es | demo |
Français | demo_fr | demo |
Deutsch | demo_de | demo |
Administrator | admin | admin |
A docker container that comes pre-installed with the server, modules and web client. This is a very simple way of locally installing and exploring the application. It is also production ready for easy deployment. These images are updated every week.
A ready-to-use client for your desktop. You can manage and connect to different servers using the same client.
The source code for the release of each component is available in an archive file. These are useful for creating packages.
We also publish an optional add-on that can be used to manage timesheets from inside your browser.
All the packages are also published on the Python Package Index.
Tryton modules from third parties can also be found there.
You can install them using the pip command-line tool:
$ pip install trytond # server
$ pip install tryton # client
$ pip install trytond_sale # sale module
Replace trytond_sale
with the name of the module needed.
The web client can not be installed with pip
, you must follow this installation procedure.
Tryton is also packaged and distributed by third-party volunteers. These generally provide better integration with the operating system, but often there is a delay before new versions make it into their distributions.