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@fougere/admin

v0.6.0-alpha.0

Published

A back-office derived from what the app already says it hosts — a react-admin DataProvider over the Fougere wire.

Downloads

290

Readme

@fougere/admin

An extensible React Admin renderer derived at runtime from Fougere's identity card. It does not generate project files: every load discovers the latest resources, derives the admin model, applies additive extensions, and renders it.

import { defineAdminExtension } from '@fougere/admin';
import { FougereAdmin } from '@fougere/admin/react';

const extensions = [
  defineAdminExtension({
    resource: 'post',
    label: 'Articles',
    facets: {
      editorial: {
        title: 'title',
        state: {
          field: 'status',
          draft: ['draft'],
          published: ['published'],
        },
      },
    },
  }),
];

export const BackOffice = () => (
  <FougereAdmin endpoint="/api/fougere/call" extensions={extensions} />
);

Facets

Facets expose semantic notions without coupling the renderer to entity names. Fougere ships editorial and users; contributor packages can add values such as media, moderation, or commerce. Facet objects merge recursively, while arrays replace.

Dashboard widgets

The CMS dashboard is composed from stable widget ids. Project code changes only what it owns, so new default widgets still appear after package upgrades.

<FougereAdmin
  dashboardExtensions={[
    { widget: 'fougere.recent-content', span: 7 },
    { widget: 'fougere.users', span: 5 },
    {
      widget: 'acme.analytics',
      component: AnalyticsWidget,
      zone: 'main',
      span: 12,
      after: 'fougere.recent-content',
    },
  ]}
/>

An existing widget can be moved, resized, replaced or hidden. A new id with a component contributes a widget. useFougereDashboard() exposes discovered resources, loading state, base metrics, and navigation to contributed widgets. React Admin's regular dashboard prop remains the full replacement escape hatch.

Rendering escape hatches

  • renderers.fields['resource.field'] and renderers.inputs[...] replace one field.
  • resourceComponents.resource replaces a list, show, edit, create, or icon component.
  • ordinary React Admin props replace the theme, layout, dashboard, auth, and i18n layers.

Unmentioned resources and fields always retain their derived renderer.