The administration framework for business critical Ruby on Rails applications.
Active Admin is a Ruby on Rails plugin for generating administration style interfaces. It abstracts common business application patterns to make it simple for developers to implement beautiful and elegant interfaces with very little effort.
A beautiful interface designed for real people.
Global Navigation
Customizable global navigation allows you to create usable admin interfaces for your business.
Scopes
Use scopes to create sections of mutually exclusive resources for quick navigation and reporting.
Index Styles
Index screens are available in many styles. The default, shown here, is a table view, but Active Admin also supports Grids, Blocks and a Blog view.
API & Downloads
Each resource that is registered wtih Active Admin becomes available as JSON, XML and CSV download. Customize the output to meet your requirements.
User Authentication
Use the bundled Devise configuration or implement your own authorization using the provided hooks.
Action Items
Add buttons, links or other content in the “Action Items” section on each screen.
Filters
Allow users to filter resources by searching strings, text fields, dates, and numeric values.
Sidebar Sections
Customize the sidebar sections with a simple DSL built in to Active Admin.
Active Admin’s interface was designed from the ground up for non-technical users. It makes it easy for developers to build highly usable interfaces that customers will actually enjoy using.
An elegant DSL built for developer productivity.
Get started with one line of code or customize the entire interface with the provided DSL.
# app/admin/products.rb
ActiveAdmin.register Product do
# Create sections on the index screen
scope :all, default: true
scope :available
scope :drafts
# Filterable attributes on the index screen
filter :title
filter :author, as: :select, collection: ->{ Product.authors }
filter :price
filter :created_at
# Customize columns displayed on the index screen in the table
index do
column :title
column "Price", sortable: :price do |product|
number_to_currency product.price
end
default_actions
end
end
3 Ways to Get Started:
Check Out the Live Demo Read The Documentation Visit the Git Repository