Ant Design Pro

An out-of-box UI solution for enterprise applications as a React boilerplate.

Preview: http://preview.pro.ant.design
Home Page: http://pro.ant.design
Documentation: http://pro.ant.design/docs/getting-started
ChangeLog: http://pro.ant.design/docs/changelog
FAQ: http://pro.ant.design/docs/faq
Mirror Site in China: http://ant-design-pro.gitee.io

4.0 Released Now! 🎉🎉🎉

Announcing Ant Design Pro 4.0.0

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We need your help: ant-design/ant-design-pro#120

Features

💡 TypeScript: A language for application-scale JavaScript
📜 Blocks: Build page with block template
💎 Neat Design: Follow Ant Design specification
📐 Common Templates: Typical templates for enterprise applications
🚀 State of The Art Development: Newest development stack of React/umi/dva/antd
📱 Responsive: Designed for variable screen sizes
🎨 Theming: Customizable theme with simple config
🌐 International: Built-in i18n solution
⚙️ Best Practices: Solid workflow to make your code healthy
🔢 Mock development: Easy to use mock development solution
✅ UI Test: Fly safely with unit and e2e tests

Templates

- Dashboard
  - Analytic
  - Monitor
  - Workspace
- Form
  - Basic Form
  - Step Form
  - Advanced From
- List
  - Standard Table
  - Standard List
  - Card List
  - Search List (Project/Applications/Article)
- Profile
  - Simple Profile
  - Advanced Profile
- Account
  - Account Center
  - Account Settings
- Result
  - Success
  - Failed
- Exception
  - 403
  - 404
  - 500
- User
  - Login
  - Register
  - Register Result

Usage

Use bash

$ mkdir <your-project-name>
$ cd <your-project-name>
$ yarn create umi  # or npm create umi

# Choose ant-design-pro:
 Select the boilerplate type (Use arrow keys)
❯ ant-design-pro  - Create project with an layout-only ant-design-pro boilerplate, use together with umi block.
  app             - Create project with a simple boilerplate, support typescript.
  block           - Create a umi block.
  library         - Create a library with umi.
  plugin          - Create a umi plugin.

$ git init
$ npm install
$ npm start         # visit http://localhost:8000