klen / muffin-admin

Admin interface for Muffin Framework

Muffin-Admin

Muffin-Admin -- an extension to Muffin that implements admin-interfaces

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Features

• Support for Peewee ORM, Mongo, SQLAlchemy Core through Muffin-Rest;
• Automatic filtering and sorting for items;

Requirements

• python >= 3.8

Installation

Muffin-Admin should be installed using pip: :

pip install muffin-admin

With SQLAlchemy Core support: :

pip install muffin-admin[sqlalchemy]

With Peewee ORM support: :

pip install muffin-admin[peewee]

Usage

Initialize the admin:

from muffin_admin import Plugin

admin = Plugin(**options)

Initialize admin handlers (example for Peewee ORM):

from muffin_admin import PWAdminHandler

 @admin.route
 class UserResource(PWAdminHandler):

     """Create Admin Resource for the User model."""

     class Meta:

         """Tune the resource."""

         # Peewee Model for the admin resource
         model = User

         # Filters
         filters = 'email', 'created', 'is_active', 'role'

         # Tune serialization/deserialization schemas
         schema_meta = {
             'load_only': ('password',),
             'dump_only': ('created',),
         }

         # Columns to show
         columns = 'id', 'email', 'is_active', 'role', 'created'

         # Custom Material-UI icon
         icon = 'People'

Connect admin to an Muffin application:

admin.setup(app, **options)

Authentication

Decorate an authentication function with admin.check_auth:

@admin.check_auth
async def auth(request):
    """Fake authorization method. Just checks for an auth token exists in request."""
    return request.headers.get('authorization')

Register a function to return user's information:

@admin.get_identity
async def ident(request):
    """Get current user information."""
    pk = request.headers.get('authorization')
    user = User.select().where(User.id == pk).first()
    if user:
        return {"id": user.id, "fullName": user.email}

Implement a login handler for standart react-admin auth page:

@admin.login
async def login(request):
    """Login a user."""
    data = await request.data()
    user = User.select().where(
        User.email == data['username'], User.password == data['password']).first()
    return ResponseJSON(user and user.id)

For futher reference check https://github.com/klen/muffin-admin/tree/develop/examples <examples> in the repository.

Custom Actions

from muffin_admin import PWAdminHandler

 @admin.route
 class UserResource(PWAdminHandler):

     # ...

     @PWAdminHandler.action('users/disable', view='list')
     async def disable_users(self, request, resource=None):
         ids = request.query.getall('ids')
         # ...

     @PWAdminHandler.action('users/{id}/admin', view='show')
     async def mark_admin(self, request, resource=None):
         # ...

Configuration options

Name	Default value	Description
prefix	"/admin"	Admin's HTTP URL prefix
title	"Muffin Admin"	Admin's title
main_js_url	"{prefix}/main.js"	A link to main JS file
custom_js_url	""	A link to custom JS file
custom_css_url	""	A link to custom CSS file
login_url	None	An HTTP URL for your custom login page
logout_url	None	An HTTP URL for your custom logout page
menu_sort	True	Sort menu items
auth_storage	"localstorage"	Where to keep authorization information (localstorage|cookies)
auth_storage_name	muffin_admin_auth	Localstorage/Cookie name for authentication info
app_bar_links	[{'url': '/', 'icon': 'Home', 'title': 'Home'}]	Appbar links
mutation_mode	"optimistic"	React-Admin edit mutation mode (pessimisticundoable)

Bug tracker

If you have any suggestions, bug reports or annoyances please report them to the issue tracker at https://github.com/klen/muffin-admin/issues

Contributing

Development of Muffin-Admin happens at: https://github.com/klen/muffin-admin

Contributors

• klen (Kirill Klenov)

License

Licensed under a MIT license.

muffin-admin's Issues

README not linking to Muffin project properly

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Muffin_ here is an invalid link that leads to a non-existent element (<a href="#id15">Muffin_</a>) rather than, expectedly, https://github.com/klen/muffin. Also, placing a period at the end of the sentence would be great :)