Admin framework for Rails 5+
Godmin is an admin framework designed for Rails 5+ applications. It allows developers to create dedicated admin sections within their apps or to build standalone admin applications. With features like scoping, filtering, and batch actions, Godmin offers a customizable and robust solution for admin tasks. Unlike ActiveAdmin and RailsAdmin, Godmin focuses on using opt-in modules and helpers, making it easier to integrate with regular Rails apps and engines.
Add the gem to the application's Gemfile:
gem 'godmin'
Bundle, then run the install generator:
rails generate godmin:install
Access the admin section at localhost:3000.
Add the engine gem to the application's Gemfile:
gem 'godmin', require: 'godmin/engine'
Mount the engine in the application's config/routes.rb:
mount Godmin::Engine => '/admin'
Add the gem to the engine's gemspec, e.g., admin/admin.gemspec.
Bundle, then run the install generator within the scope of the engine:
rails generate godmin:install
Access the admin section at localhost:3000/admin.
Godmin is a versatile admin framework for Rails applications, offering features like scoping, filtering, and batch actions. With its focus on opt-in modules and regular Rails app structure, Godmin provides a customizable and familiar experience for developers building admin sections. The installation process for standalone and engine setups is straightforward, making it easy to integrate Godmin into existing Rails projects.
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