Django AdminLTE - PyPi Library

Modern template for Django Admin Interface coded on top of AdminLTE, the iconic dashboard template - Design provided as a PyPi Library.

AdminLTE - Open-Source PyPi Library for Django
AdminLTE - Open-Source PyPi Library for Django

Hello! This article presents Django AdminLTE, the PyPi integration of this iconic design for Django. The latest stable version is provided by AdminLTE maintainers, including Dark Mode, widgets, charts, calendar, and Kanban board. The product can be used in any Django project (new or legacy) that needs a modern design with AdminLTE design DNA. Thanks for reading!

Django AdminLTE - Mobile View (free PyPi library provided by AppSeed)
Django AdminLTE - Mobile View

✨ What's in the box

This library can be installed and used with minimum effort and configuration. Once installed, the design covers the following:

  • βœ… Β Admin Section reserved for Django superusers
  • βœ… All Django.contrib.AUTH pages + Registration
  • βœ… Pages for common users: Dashboard, Widgets, Forms
Django AdminLTE - Dark-Mode Active (Free PyPi theme provided by AppSeed)
Django AdminLTE - Dark-Mode Active 

✨ How to use it

As mentioned before, the library can be used in a new Django project or for legacy projects that need a small UI boost in order to look better. In the following section, I will mention the installation steps as listed on the official PyPi Page.

πŸ‘‰ Step #1 - Install the library
$ pip install django-admin-adminlte
πŸ‘‰ Step #2 - Update the INSTALLED_APPS section of the project
    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        ...
        'admin_adminlte.apps.AdminAdminlteConfig',  # <-- NEW
        'django.contrib.admin',
    )

Make sure the AdminLTE line is above django.contrib.admin in order to overwrite the Django defaults. Β 

πŸ‘‰ Step #3 - Update project routing to include the theme URLs
    from django.urls import path, include

    urlpatterns = [
        ...
        path('', include('admin_adminlte.urls')),  # <-- NEW
    ]
πŸ‘‰ Step #4 - Migrate & start the project
$ # Set up the database
$ python manage.py makemigrations
$ python manage.py migrate
$
$ # Create the superuser
$ python manage.py createsuperuser
$
$ # Start the application (development mode)
$ python manage.py runserver # default port 8000

At this point, the AdminLTE styling should cover all sections: authentication, the admin section reserved for superusers, and pages for common users.

Django AdminLTE - Sign IN Page (free PyPi theme crafted by AppSeed)
Django AdminLTE - Sign-IN Page

Django AdminLTE - Calendar Page
Django AdminLTE - Calendar Page (free PyPi theme by AppSeed)
Django AdminLTE - Calendar Page

✨ AdminLTE Playground project

For those without much time or patience to manually configure the project, a playground app is also available with all the above steps already crafted.

Django AdminLTE Playground - sources saved on GitHub Β 
Django AdminLTE - Widgets page (free PyPi Library crafted by AppSeed)
Django AdminLTE - Widgets page

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