Welcome to Customisable Django Admin’s documentation

Contents:

• Models
  • Basic Model Setup
  • Model Fields
  • Model Types
• Customisation
• Limitations
  • Model Types
  • Data Parsing
• Important Considerations
  • Model Names
  • Usability

Introduction

This project was concieved as a pontential alternative to the kinds of admin panels commonly found on sites like Wordpress or Amazon, which allow site admins to control large portions of their site without getting into the code too much. At the same time, it was recognised that CDA might be integrated into existing django projects, which nessecitates the use of a much more flexible strucuture so that it can be moulded to fit as may use cases as possible.

Requirements

As is included in the name itself, this project can only be integrated or built into a Django app. It alsoe requires Python 3.XX and a Django version <2.

Credit and Notes

This project uses Chart.js for all graph represenations

All examples in these docs are based on a fictional eCommerce site, which should help draw a link between the backend and frontend representations.