Unfold Django Admin Theme

Unfold is a theme for Django admin that incorporates common best practices for building full-fledged admin areas. It is designed to work on top of the default administration provided by Django.

• Documentation: Full docs are available at unfoldadmin.com.
• Unfold: Demo site is available at unfoldadmin.com.
• Formula: Repository with demo implementation at github.com/unfoldadmin/formula.
• Turbo: Django & Next.js boilerplate implementing Unfold at github.com/unfoldadmin/turbo.

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Features

• Visual: Provides a new user interface based on the Tailwind CSS framework.
• Sidebar: Simplifies the creation of sidebar navigation with icons, collapsibles, and more.
• Dark mode: Supports both light and dark mode versions.
• Actions: Offers multiple ways to define actions within different parts of the admin interface.
• Filters: Custom dropdowns, numeric, datetime, and text fields.
• Dashboard: Includes helpers for creating custom dashboard pages.
• Components: Reusable UI components such as cards, buttons, and charts.
• WYSIWYG widget: Built-in support for WYSIWYG (Trix).
• Array widget: Built-in widget for django.contrib.postgres.fields.ArrayField.
• Inline tabs: Groups inlines into tab navigation in the change form.
• Model tabs: Allows defining custom tab navigation for models.
• Fieldset tabs: Merges multiple fieldsets into tabs in the change form.
• Environment label: Distinguishes between environments by displaying a label.
• Nonrelated inlines: Displays nonrelated models as inlines in the change form.
• Favicons: Built-in support for configuring various site favicons.
• Colors: Allows customization of the default color scheme.
• Changeform modes: Displays fields in compressed mode in the change form.
• Parallel admin: Supports running the default admin alongside Unfold.
• Third party packages: Default support for multiple popular applications.
• Configuration: Most basic options can be changed in settings.py.
• Dependencies: Fully based on django.contrib.admin.
• VS Code: Project configuration and development container included.