administrate_tailwind_theme

administrate_tailwind_theme Gem

Introduction

administrate_tailwind_theme is a custom theme gem for the Administrate gem, utilizing the Tailwind CSS framework. This gem revamps all views to use Tailwind CSS classes, enhancing the visual aesthetics and responsiveness of your Administrate dashboard. It also introduces additional fields like BooleanEmoji and CountryEmoji for a richer admin interface.

Features

• Tailwind CSS Integration: Complete rewrite of Administrate component classes to use Tailwind CSS.
• Additional Fields: Adds BooleanEmoji and CountryEmoji fields to your Administrate dashboard.
• Easy Setup: Automatic initializer creation and configuration.
• Rails 7, Rails-Tailwind, and Administrate Compatibility: Seamlessly works with the latest versions of these key gems.
• Flowbite Bringing a comprehensive suite of Tailwind CSS

Installation

Prerequisites

• Ruby version 2.6.0 or higher.
• Rails 7.1 or higher.
• Administrate 0.15 or higher.
• Tailwind CSS Rails 2.0 or higher.

Flowbite Integration

administrate_tailwind_theme now comes with Flowbite integration by default, bringing a rich set of Tailwind CSS components to your Administrate dashboard. For those who prefer not to use Flowbite, it can be easily disabled during the installation of the gem by setting the FLOWBITE=false environment variable.

Setup

1. Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'administrate_tailwind_theme'

1. Execute:

bundle install

1. After installing the gem, run the installer:

# With flowbite integration (default since 0.0.4)
rails generate administrate_tailwind_theme:install

# Without flowbite integration
FLOWBITE=false rails generate administrate_tailwind_theme:install

This will create an initializer and modify your tailwind.config.js to ensure proper compilation of the gem's view styles.

Usage

Once installed, administrate_tailwind_theme automatically overrides the default Administrate views. Your dashboard will now use Tailwind CSS styles. You can further customize the styles as per your application's needs.

Themed views

Like Administrate you can generate views to customize

./bin/rails g --help
...
AdministrateTailwindTheme:
   administrate_tailwind_theme:install
   administrate_tailwind_theme:view
   administrate_tailwind_theme:views
   administrate_tailwind_theme:views:edit
   administrate_tailwind_theme:views:field
   administrate_tailwind_theme:views:form
   administrate_tailwind_theme:views:index
   administrate_tailwind_theme:views:layout
   administrate_tailwind_theme:views:navigation
   administrate_tailwind_theme:views:new
   administrate_tailwind_theme:views:show

Kaminari Themed pagination

Administrate use kaminari to handle pagination. Related views are themed with tailwind too

./bin/rails g administrate_tailwind_theme:views:kaminari

Navigations

Icons

For customizing the navigation menu with icons, you can include SVG files for each resource. Here's an example for adding an icon for User model:

<!-- app/views/administrate/navigation/icons/_users.html.erb -->
<svg class="w-5 h-5 text-gray-500 transition duration-75 dark:text-gray-400 group-hover:text-gray-900 dark:group-hover:text-white" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" fill="currentColor" viewBox="0 0 20 20">
  <!-- SVG path for user icon -->
</svg>

Place this SVG file in the specified directory, and it will automatically be displayed next to the corresponding resource in the navigation menu.

Custom Fields

BooleanEmoji Field

The BooleanEmoji field can be used to display boolean values with emojis for a more intuitive representation.

Example usage in a dashboard resource file:

ATTRIBUTE_TYPES = {
  some_boolean_field: Field::BooleanEmoji,
  # ...
}.freeze

CountryEmoji Field

The CountryEmoji field is designed to display country codes with their corresponding emoji flags for a visual representation. It utilizes the iso_country_codes gem.

Example usage in a dashboard resource file:

ATTRIBUTE_TYPES = {
  country_code: Field::CountryEmoji, # iso2
  # ...
}.freeze

Configuration

After installation, you can modify the initializer created by the administrate_tailwind_theme:install generator to fine-tune the theme settings.

For modifying tailwind.config.js, we've followed the approach suggested in this Stack Overflow comment. Even though it might not be the most elegant solution, it's straightforward and works effectively.

Also, ensure your tailwind.config.js includes the styles from this gem for proper compilation.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit pull requests or open issues on our GitHub repository.

License

This gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

About

This gem is maintained by Eth3rnit3. Feel free to contact at [e-mail] for any queries or feedback.