SimpleAdmin provides builder for administrative dashboards, it's fit for Web / Mobile / API. Cloud or your own servers, depends on your choice and requirements.
All common admin dashboard tasks like content create / update / delete operations, charts, invite colleagues. It's the self-hosted open-source version to use on own servers.
- Ruby ~> 2.6.3
- Rails ~> 5.2.1
- PostgreSQL >= 9.3.10
- NodeJS >= 8.16.0
- Redis
To improve SimpleAdmin and to better understand the most popular features, users activity, we plugged an analytical instrument. To disable it:
# config/initializers/settings.rb
Simpleadmin::Settings.enable_analytic = false
After installing all required dependencies above, copy the repository locally
git clone [email protected]:getsimpleadmin/simpleadmin.git
Install gems, run migrations with the creation of database and seeds
bundle install && rake db:create && rake db:migrate && rake db:seed
And javascript dependencies
npm install && yarn install
Preferred port to run is 5000 because in most cases the main application is running on 3000 port
rails s -p 5000
Use default email [email protected] and password example to sign in.
To connect application you need to add API library:
If you didn't find a library for your programming language or framework, please create an issue. After login, you'll see the next form, to proceed, please use a secret key that you've created while installation API library.
If all right you'll see the final step where you can choose tables to use in the admin dashboard
SimpleAdmin contains two main entities to change the interface of datasets
- Model
- Collection and Form fields
The model may be a product on an e-commerce website or article on a blog.
Each model contains fields, on the image below you can see id (unique identifier) and login fields for user model.
You can see collection fields on the page with a list of all records
And form fields while creation and edit a new record
It's a short description of features, to find more information use documentation
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at github.com/getsimpleadmin/simpleadmin
The project is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License