Re: Custom Django Admin Pages

[Derek]

The Django admin is great and will probably provide an 80/20 solution if 
you have a purely internal app, used by people who understand data 
management.  For an externally facing app, used by non-technical people, I 
would recommend a custom design.

The Django admin is not hard to customise quite extensively and it has many 
"hooks" to allow you to do so. (Many blog posts on this topic.)

I don't think there is one preferred way, but typically you would write 
your own views & forms and then have the results displayed in templates, 
which in turn inherit from the Django admin to keep the look-and-feel 
consistent. You can then hook these into the main menu system.  This is my 
approach for creating a set of custom reports for a Django app.  For more 
granular level changes, you can add in custom actions to deal with some of 
the business operations.  As always, try and keep your business logic 
associated with your models.

HTH

On Tuesday, 21 August 2018 06:15:18 UTC+2, me.vineetkothari wrote:
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> It seems like Django Admin is designed to work with Django models. But, 
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> want admins to be able to call from the Django admin. What's the best way 
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Re: Custom Django Admin Pages

[Jani Tiainen]

Hi.

Admin is designed to be datacentric view to your models, namely providing
simple CRUD ops to your data.

If you want something else which involves your business requirements and
logic, generic class based views do help there. But in any case, you should
build your own management console for your business needs.

On Tue, Aug 21, 2018 at 6:40 AM, 'Kyle Mulka' via Django users <
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> Hi there,
>
> It seems like Django Admin is designed to work with Django models. But,
> I'm wondering what the best way is to create custom admin pages that don't
> revolve around Django models. Like, maybe there's a third party API that I
> want admins to be able to call from the Django admin. What's the best way
> to get custom pages to show up and render in the Django admin?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kyle
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Re: Custom Django Admin Pages

[Vineet Kothari]

It will be a bad practise you can disable dango admin and create a new app admin but it will require effortsSent from my Huawei Mobile Original Message Subject: Custom Django Admin PagesFrom: 'Kyle Mulka' via Django users To: Django users CC: Hi there,It seems like Django Admin is designed to work with Django models. But, I'm wondering what the best way is to create custom admin pages that don't revolve around Django models. Like, maybe there's a third party API that I want admins to be able to call from the Django admin. What's the best way to get custom pages to show up and render in the Django admin?Thanks,Kyle



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Custom Django Admin Pages

['Kyle Mulka' via Django users]

Hi there,

It seems like Django Admin is designed to work with Django models. But, I'm 
wondering what the best way is to create custom admin pages that don't 
revolve around Django models. Like, maybe there's a third party API that I 
want admins to be able to call from the Django admin. What's the best way 
to get custom pages to show up and render in the Django admin?

Thanks,

Kyle

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