brilliance-admin 0.41.0

General-purpose admin panel framework powered by FastAPI. Some call it heavenly in its brilliance.

General-purpose admin panel framework powered by FastAPI. Some call it heavenly in its brilliance.

• Serves a prebuilt SPA frontend as static files
• Generates schemas for frontend sections on the backend
• Provides a backend-driven API for admin interfaces
• Designed for fast data management and data viewing from any sources
• Inspired by Django Admin and Django REST Framework
• Focused on minimal boilerplate and simplified backend-controlled configuration

Live Demo | Example App | Documentation (todo)

Features:

• Tables with full CRUD support, including filtering, sorting, and pagination.
• Ability to define custom table actions with forms, response messages, and file uploads.
• SQLAlchemy integration with automatic field generation from models.
• Authorization via any account data source.
• Localization support with language selection in the interface.

How to use it

Installation:

pip install brilliance-admin

You need to generate AdminSchema instance:

from admin_panel import schema

admin_schema = schema.AdminSchema(
    title='Admin Panel',
    auth=YourAdminAuthentication(),
    groups=[
        schema.Group(
            slug='example',
            title='Example',
            icon='mdi-star',
            categories=[
                CategoryExample(),
            ]
        ),
    ],
)

admin_app = admin_schema.generate_app()

# Your FastAPI app
app = FastAPI()
app.mount('/admin', admin_app)

SQLAlchemy integration

Brilliance Admin supports automatic schema generation from SQLAlchemy and provides a ready-made CRUD implementation for tables.

from admin_panel import sqlalchemy
from admin_panel.translations import TranslateText as _

from your_project.models import Terminal


class TerminalAdmin(sqlalchemy.SQLAlchemyAdmin):
    db_async_session = async_sessionmaker
    model = Terminal
    title = _('terminals')
    icon = 'mdi-console-network-outline'
    
    ordering_fields = ['id']
    search_fields = ['id', 'title']

    table_schema = sqlalchemy.SQLAlchemyFieldsSchema(
        model=Terminal, 
        list_display=['id', 'merchant_id'],
    )
    table_filters = sqlalchemy.SQLAlchemyFieldsSchema(
        model=Terminal, 
        fields=['id', 'created_at'],
        created_at=schema.DateTimeField(range=True),
    )


category = TerminalAdmin()

Now, the TerminalAdmin instance can be passed to categories.

Can be used both via inheritance and instancing

For SQLAlchemyFieldsSchema

class TerminalTableSchema(sqlalchemy.SQLAlchemyFieldsSchema):
    model = Terminal
    fields = ['id', 'created_at']

    created_at=schema.DateTimeField(range=True)


class TerminalAdmin(sqlalchemy.SQLAlchemyAdmin):
    table_schema = TerminalTableSchema()

And SQLAlchemyAdmin category schema itself

If table_schema is not specified, it will be generated automatically and will include all discovered fields and relationships of the table in the output.

category = sqlalchemy.SQLAlchemyAdmin(db_async_session=async_sessionmaker, model=Terminal)