kingdomcoding / ash_admin

An admin ui for Ash Resources

AshAdmin

An admin UI for Ash resources. Built with Phoenix LiveView.

Demo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFMLz3cpQ8c

Usage

First, ensure you've added ash_admin to your mix.exs file.

{:ash_admin, "~> 0.8.0"}

Setup

Ensure your apis are configured in config.exs

config :my_app, ash_apis: [MyApp.Foo, MyApp.Bar]

Add the admin extension to each api you want to show in the admin dashboard, and configure it to show

use Ash.Api,
  extensions: [AshAdmin.Api]

admin do
  show? true
end

Modify your router to add ash admin at whatever path you'd like to serve it at.

defmodule MyAppWeb.Router do
  use Phoenix.Router

  import AshAdmin.Router

  # AshAdmin requires a Phoenix LiveView `:browser` pipeline
  # If you DO NOT have a `:browser` pipeline already, then AshAdmin has a `:browser` pipeline
  # Most applications will not need this:
  admin_browser_pipeline :browser

  scope "/" do
    # Pipe it through your browser pipeline
    pipe_through [:browser]

    ash_admin "/admin"
  end
end

Now start your project (usually by running mix phx.server in a terminal) and visit /admin in your browser (or whatever path you gave to ash_admin in your router).

Content Security Policy

If your app specifies a content security policy header, eg. via

plug :put_secure_browser_headers, %{"content-security-policy" => "default-src 'self'"}

in your router, then all of the styles and JavaScript used to power AshAdmin will be blocked by your browser.

To avoid this, you can add the specific AshAdmin nonces to the default-src allowlist, ie.

plug :put_secure_browser_headers, %{"content-security-policy" => "default-src 'nonce-ash_admin-Ed55GFnX' 'self'"}

This will allow AshAdmin-generated inline CSS and JS blocks to execute normally.

Configuration

See the documentation in AshAdmin.Resource and AshAdmin.Api for information on the available configuration.

Development

To work on ash_admin, you'll want to be able to run the dev app. You'll need to have postgres setup locally, at which point you can do the following:

1. mix ash_postgres.create
2. mix migrate
3. mix migrate_tenants

Then, you can start the app with: mix dev

If you make changes to the resources, you can generate migrations with mix generate_migrations

Contributors

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