Lumber

Overview

Forest Admin is a powerful Admin Panel framework designed for scalability, catering to both small projects and large enterprises. Although Lumber is now deprecated, Forest Admin remains a robust option for those looking to streamline their admin processes. With its intuitive interface and efficient backend, users can easily manage data and configuration in a fraction of the time it traditionally takes.

What makes Forest Admin stand out is its holistic approach to data management, combining a user-friendly frontend with a flexible backend API. Users can quickly set up their admin panel and start benefiting from a rich suite of features designed to enhance productivity and data accessibility.

Features

• CRUD Support: All CRUD operations are natively supported, allowing for easy data management with validation and custom logic integration.
• Search & Filters: Built-in search capabilities ensure that users can run basic queries alongside advanced filtering options for complex data handling.
• Sorting & Pagination: Efficiently manage large datasets with automatic sorting and pagination, optimized to reduce server load and speed up queries.
• Custom Actions: Trigger customized API calls using buttons to perform specific logic operations, providing flexibility in data manipulation.
• Data Export: Easily export your data to CSV format whenever needed, ensuring that you can maintain data portability.
• Segments: Access and manage subsets of application data through simple searches or by implementing SQL queries directly.
• Dashboards: Create visual representations of your data through customizable dashboards leveraging actual dataset metrics.
• WYSIWYG Interface: Utilize a drag-and-drop interface that allows for efficient frontend development and view customization without additional coding.
• Team-Based Permissions: Manage access and actions on data directly from the UI with a straightforward permissions system suitable for team environments.
• Third-Party Integrations: Enhance your admin panel by integrating data from various third-party services, consolidating functionalities in one place.