Admon is an administration framework for Buffalo application. It aims to provide a way to generate admin portals for buffalo in an easy way.
Amon is heavily inspired by Active admin.
Admon assumes go modules. To install do:
go get -u -v github.com/paganotoni/admon
Once you've installed the package In your buffalo app.go file you can add:
admon.Register(models.MyModel{})
admon.MountTo(app)And assuming models.MyModel is a generated buffalo model, it should just work. You could visit https://localhost:3000/admin/, and see the Admon dashboard.
The following example shows a bit more of how to customize Admon list table and forms.
// You can predefine common field labels based on the field name.
// These would be overridden by field-specific configuration.
portal := admon.NewPortal(admon.Options{
Prefix: "/admin",
DateFormat: "01/02/2006 15:04",
})
portal.Resource(models.Team{}).WithOptions(admon.Options{
Fields: admon.FieldOptionsSet{
{Name: "Name"}, //Selecting specific columns and order.
{Name: "ShortName"},
{Name: "Nickname"},
{
Name: "Gender",
//The label that will be used for forms and table header
Label: "Sex",
// Specifying how to render values for this field. In some cases you would
// need to get this field label from the database. You can use the tx for that.
Renderer: func(value interface{}, tx *pop.Connection)(*tags.Tag, error) {
badgeClass := "badge badge-danger"
if fmt.Sprintf("%v", value) == "MENS" {
badgeClass = "badge badge-primary"
}
return tags.New("span", tags.Options{"class": badgeClass, "body": value}), nil
},
// Specifying what kind of field will be shown in the form.
Input: admon.InputOptions{
Type: admon.InputTypeSelect,
// Pass a Select options builder. This can also get options from the database.
SelectOptionsBuilder: func(tx *pop.Connection) (interface{}, error) {
return []interface{}{"", "MENS", "WOMENS"}, nil
},
},
},
},
})Admon is still under heavily development and still not production ready. Try and use tagged versions instead of using master.