comfy-admin-constructor 0.1.18 → 0.1.19
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# ComfyAdminConstructor
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**ComfyAdminConstructor** allows you to quickly and easily build basic admin interfaces in [ComfortableMexicanSofa](https://github.com/comfy/comfortable-mexican-sofa).
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Installation
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------------
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Add gem definition to your **Gemfile**:
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gem 'comfy-admin-constructor'
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Then, from the Rails project's root run:
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Requirements
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There are plans to make CAC more flexible in the future, but right now it assumes a few things about your CMS install:
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* You access CMS at **/admin** and not /cms-admin
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* You use HAML and SASS
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* You don't store your models in sub-directories
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* Your admin controllers and views are stored in **controllers/admin** and **views/admin**, respectively
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* Your CMS initializer will need to specify a custom navigation template at **views/admin/_navigation.html.haml***
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Planned Features
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* More flexibility in where/how things are created
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* Basic passing tests
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Quick Start Guide
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**Before proceeding make sure you have CMS up and running, taking into account the requirements above.** Make sure you've created your first site.
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All done? Good. Let's walk through creating your first admin interface using CAC.
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Let's say my application needs a way to create/edit event listings. Some of the fields we might need include:
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* Event title
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* Start date/time
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* End date/time
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* Description
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* Location
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With CAC, this is easy. In the root of the Rails project, we simply type:
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rails g cms_admin EventListing title:string starts_at:datetime ends_at:datetime description:text location:string
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CAC will automatically generate a bunch of files for us:
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create app/models/event_listing.rb
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create db/migrate/20120721145844_create_event_listings.rb
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create app/controllers/admin/event_listings_controller.rb
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create app/views/admin/event_listings/_form.html.haml
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create app/views/admin/event_listings/edit.html.haml
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create app/views/admin/event_listings/index.html.haml
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create app/views/admin/event_listings/new.html.haml
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route namespace(:admin){ resources :event_listings, :except => [:show] }
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So, what happened there?
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* The EventListing model was generated, with basic **:presence => :true** validation for all attributes
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* A migration was generated to create the necessary table for our database (Note: Migrations are **never** run automatically. That's on you.)
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* A controller, complete with ActiveRecord rescues, success/failure flash messages, and more.
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* Views for all the operations we'll need, along with a form.
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* Added a new route
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* Appended a new link to the navigation template
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That's it! CAC gives you all the basics. If you need to do something a little more complicated, it's easy to make any changes you like.
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---
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ComfortableMexicanSofa is released under the [MIT license](https://github.com/bgilham/comfy-admin-constructor/blob/master/LICENSE)
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Copyright 2012 Brian Gilham, [The Working Group Inc](http://www.twg.ca)
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Gem::Specification.new do |gem|
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gem.authors = ["Brian Gilham"]
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gem.email = ["me@briangilham.com"]
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gem.description = "
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gem.summary = "Comfy Admin Constructor - Create CMS admin sections in one line
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gem.description = "ComfyAdminConstructor allows you to quickly and easily build basic admin interfaces in ComfortableMexicanSofa."
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gem.summary = "Comfy Admin Constructor - Create CMS admin sections in one line"
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gem.homepage = "https://github.com/bgilham/comfy-admin-constructor"
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gem.files = `git ls-files`.split($\)
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version: 0.1.
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version: 0.1.19
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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date: 2012-07-21 00:00:00.000000000Z
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dependencies: []
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description:
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description: ComfyAdminConstructor allows you to quickly and easily build basic admin
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interfaces in ComfortableMexicanSofa.
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summary: Comfy Admin Constructor - Create CMS admin sections in one line
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FOR USE***
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summary: Comfy Admin Constructor - Create CMS admin sections in one line
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test_files: []
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