Package: django-admin-modernize
Django Admin ModernizeModern template forDjangothat coversAdmin Section, all authentication pages (registration included) crafted on top ofModernize, an open-sourceBootstrap 5design fromAdminMart.Actively supported byAppSeedviaEmailandDiscord.Links & ResourcesDjango Admin Modernize-Product page(soon)Features: Fully-configured,CI/CDvia RenderUI Kit:ModernizebyAdminMartSections Covered:Admin Section, reserved forsuperusersAll pagesmanaged byDjango.contrib.AUTHRegistrationpageMisc pages: colors, icons, typography, blank-pageWhyDjango Admin ModernizeModernBootstrap 5DesignResponsive InterfaceMinimal TemplateoverridingEasy integrationHow to use itInstall the packageviaPIP$pipinstalldjango-admin-modernize
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$pipinstallgit+https://github.com/app-generator/django-admin-modernize.gitAddadmin_modernizeapplication to theINSTALLED_APPSsetting of your Django projectsettings.pyfile (note it should be beforedjango.contrib.admin):INSTALLED_APPS=(...'admin_modernize.apps.AdminModernizeConfig','django.contrib.admin',)AddLOGIN_REDIRECT_URLandEMAIL_BACKENDof your Django projectsettings.pyfile:LOGIN_REDIRECT_URL='/'# EMAIL_BACKEND = 'django.core.mail.backends.smtp.EmailBackend'EMAIL_BACKEND='django.core.mail.backends.console.EmailBackend'Addadmin_modernizeurls in your Django Projecturls.pyfilefromdjango.urlsimportpath,includeurlpatterns=[...path('',include('admin_modernize.urls')),]Collect staticif you are inproduction environment:$pythonmanage.pycollectstaticStart the app$# Set up the database$pythonmanage.pymakemigrations
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$# Start the application (development mode)$pythonmanage.pyrunserver# default port 8000Access theadminsection in the browser:http://127.0.0.1:8000/How to CustomizeWhen a template file is loaded,Djangoscans all template directories starting from the ones defined by the user, and returns the first match or an error in case the template is not found.
The theme used to style this starter provides the following files:# This exists in ENV: LIB/admin_modernize<UI_LIBRARY_ROOT>||--templates/# Root Templates Folder||||--accounts/|||--login.html# Sign IN Page|||--register.html# Sign UP Page||||--includes/|||--footer.html# Footer component|||--sidebar.html# Sidebar component|||--navigation.html# Navigation Bar|||--scripts.html# Scripts Component||||--layouts/|||--base.html# Masterpage|||--base-auth.html# Masterpage for Auth Pages||||--pages/||--index.html# Dashboard Page||--profile.html# Profile Page||--*.html# All other pages||--************************************************************************When the project requires customization, we need to copy the original file that needs an update (from the virtual environment) and place it in the template folder using the same path.For instance, if we want to customize thefooter.htmlthese are the steps:Step 1: create thetemplatesDIRECTORY inside your appStep 2: configure the project to use this new template directoryEditsettings.pyTEMPLATES sectionStep 3: copy thefooter.htmlfrom the original location (inside your ENV) and save it to theYOUR_APP/templatesDIRSource PATH:<YOUR_ENV>/LIB/admin_modernize/templates/includes/footer.htmlDestination PATH:YOUR_APP/templates/includes/footer.htmlEdit thefooter.html(Destination PATH)At this point, the default version of thefooter.htmlshipped in the library is ignored by Django.In a similar way, all other files and components can be customized easily.Django Admin Modernize- Modern Admin Interface provided byAppSeed