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  In order to test the flow of stock planning module. I will create forecast periods,
  stock forecast and then with master procurement schedule.
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  I create weekly stock periods for the month of July.
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  I create stock period for the first week of July.
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  !record {model: stock.period, id: stock_period_01}:
    date_start: !eval "'%s-07-01 00:00:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    date_stop: !eval "'%s-07-06 23:59:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    name: !eval "'%s, week 27' %(datetime.now().year)"
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  I create stock period for the second week of July.
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  !record {model: stock.period, id: stock_period_02}:
    date_start: !eval "'%s-07-07 00:00:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    date_stop: !eval "'%s-07-12 23:59:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    name: !eval "'%s, week 28' %(datetime.now().year)"
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  I create stock period for the third week of July.
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  !record {model: stock.period, id: stock_period_03}:
    date_start: !eval "'%s-07-15 00:00:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    date_stop: !eval "'%s-07-20 23:59:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    name: !eval "'%s, week 29' %(datetime.now().year)"
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  I create stock period for the fourth week of July.
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  !record {model: stock.period, id: stock_period_04}:
    date_start: !eval "'%s-07-22 00:00:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    date_stop: !eval "'%s-07-27 23:59:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    name: !eval "'%s, week 30' %(datetime.now().year)"
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  I create stock period for the fifth week of July.
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  !record {model: stock.period, id: stock_period_05}:
    date_start: !eval "'%s-07-29 00:00:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    date_stop: !eval "'%s-07-31 23:59:00' %(datetime.now().year)"
    name: !eval "'%s, week 31' %(datetime.now().year)"
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  Now I create the forecast for this period for all PCs.
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  !record {model: stock.sale.forecast.createlines, id: stock_sale_forecast_createlines_0}:
    company_id: base.main_company
    period_id: stock_period_03
    product_categ_id: product.product_category_pc
    warehouse_id: stock.warehouse0
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  Performing an osv_memory action create_forecast on module stock.sale.forecast.createlines
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  !python {model: stock.sale.forecast.createlines}: |
    self.create_forecast(cr, uid, [ref("stock_sale_forecast_createlines_0")], {"lang":
      'en_US', "active_model": "ir.ui.menu", "active_ids": [ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_sale_forecast_createlines")],
      "tz": False, "active_id": ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_sale_forecast_createlines"),
      })
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  I create a sale order for PC1-Basic PC and PC3-Medium PC.
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  !record {model: sale.order, id: sale_order_so0}:
    date_order: !eval time.strftime('%Y-07-20')
    invoice_quantity: order
    name: SO006
    order_line:
      - name: '[PC1] Basic PC'
        price_unit: 450.0
        product_uom: product.product_uom_unit
        product_uom_qty: 13.0
        state: draft
        delay: 2.0
        product_id: product.product_product_pc1
        product_uos_qty: 13.0
        th_weight: 0.0
        type: make_to_stock
      - name: '[PC3] Medium PC'
        price_unit: 900.0
        product_uom: product.product_uom_unit
        product_uom_qty: 5.0
        state: draft
        delay: 3.0
        product_id: product.product_product_pc3
        product_uos_qty: 5.0
        th_weight: 0.0
        type: make_to_stock
    order_policy: manual
    partner_id: base.res_partner_desertic_hispafuentes
    partner_invoice_id: base.res_partner_address_3000
    partner_order_id: base.res_partner_address_3000
    partner_shipping_id: base.res_partner_address_3000
    picking_policy: direct
    pricelist_id: product.list0
    shop_id: sale.shop
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  Now I want to calculate sales history for both the products PC1-Basic PC and PC3-Medium PC and forecast the quantity.
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  !python {model: stock.sale.forecast}: |
    forecast_ids = self.search(cr, uid, [('product_id','=',ref('product.product_product_pc1'))])
    write_dict = {'product_qty': 30.0,
    'analyzed_dept_id': ref("hr.dep_sales"),
    'analyzed_period1_id': ref("stock_period_03"),
    'analyzed_user_id': ref("base.user_root"),
    'analyzed_warehouse_id': ref("stock.warehouse0")}
    self.write(cr, uid, forecast_ids, write_dict)
    self.calculate_sales_history(cr, uid, forecast_ids, {"lang": "en_US", "tz":
      False, "search_default_create_uid": 1, "active_model": "ir.ui.menu", "department_id":
      False, "active_ids": [ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_sale_forecast_all")], "active_id":
      ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_sale_forecast_all"), })
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  I create Master procurement schedule for the third week of July.
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  !record {model: stock.planning.createlines, id: stock_planning_createlines_0}:
    company_id: base.main_company
    period_id: stock_period_03
    product_categ_id: product.product_category_pc
    warehouse_id: stock.warehouse0
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  Performing an osv_memory action create_planning on module stock.planning.createlines
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  !python {model: stock.planning.createlines}: |
    self.create_planning(cr, uid, [ref("stock_planning_createlines_0")], {"lang":
      "en_US", "tz": False, "active_model": "ir.ui.menu", "active_ids": [ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_planning_createlines")],
      "active_id": ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_planning_createlines"), "department_id":
      False, })
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  I calculate the planning in master procurement schedule.
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  !python {model: stock.planning}: |
    planning_ids = self.search(cr, uid, [('product_id','=',ref('product.product_product_pc1')),('period_id','=',ref('stock_period_03'))])
    self.write(cr, uid, planning_ids, {'to_procure': 30.0,'planned_outgoing': 40.0})
    self.calculate_planning(cr, uid, planning_ids, {"lang": "en_US", "tz": False,
      "active_model": "ir.ui.menu", "active_ids": [ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_planning")],
      "active_id": ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_planning"), "department_id": False,
      })
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  I create a procurement order for the incoming products left.
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  !python {model: stock.planning}: |
    planning_ids = self.search(cr, uid, [('product_id','=',ref('product.product_product_pc1')),('period_id','=',ref('stock_period_03'))])
    plann = self.browse(cr, uid, planning_ids)
    assert plann[0].incoming_left, 'Incoming Left must be greater than 0 !'
    self.procure_incomming_left(cr, uid, planning_ids, {"lang": 'en_US', "tz":
      False, "active_model": "ir.ui.menu", "active_ids": [ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_planning")],
      "active_id": ref("stock_planning.menu_stock_planning"), "department_id": False,
      })
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  I check whether the procurement orders are created or not.
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  !python {model: procurement.order}: |
    proc_ids = self.search(cr, uid, [('origin','=','MPS(admin) 2011, week 29'),('product_id','=',ref("product.product_product_pc1"))])
    assert proc_ids,'No Procurements!'