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Custom ordering for the apps and models in the admin app.

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django-modeladmin-reorder-reborn-again

Reviving the old Django django-modeladmin-reorder package.

Detaches model groups from the apps, granting the flexibility to organize models into various groups, change models and groups order. Custom names can be assigned to groups.

Implemented origin features

  • Reorder apps in admin index - this will allow you to position most used apps in top of the page, instead of listing apps alphabetically. e.g. sites app before the auth app
  • Rename app labels easily for third party apps without having to modify the source code. e.g. rename auth app to Authorisation for the django admin app.
  • Split large apps into smaller groups of models.
  • Reorder models within an group. e.g. auth.User model before the auth.Group model.
  • Exclude any of the models from the app list. e.g. Exclude auth.Group from the app list. Please note this only excludes the model from the app list and it doesn't protect it from access via url.
  • Cross link models from multiple apps. e.g. Add sites.Site model to the auth app.
  • Rename individual models in the app list. e.g. rename auth.User from User to Staff

New features

  • Gathering models of the app that haven't been included in other groups.
  • Create virtual app groups with models from multiple apps.

Requirements

  1. Python >= 3.5
  2. Django >= 4.1

Install

Install django-modeladmin-reorder-reborn-again:

pip install django-modeladmin-reorder-reborn-again

Configuration

  1. Create admin_apps.py file in your project folder:
from django.contrib.admin.apps import AdminConfig

class MyAdminConfig(AdminConfig):
    default_site = "admin_reorder.ReorderingAdminSite"
  1. Replace django.contrib.admin to project.admin_apps.MyAdminConfig in your settings.py:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...
    '̶d̶j̶a̶n̶g̶o̶.̶c̶o̶n̶t̶r̶i̶b̶.̶a̶d̶m̶i̶n',
    'your_project_name.admin_apps.MyAdminConfig',
    ...
)

Add the setting ADMIN_REORDER to your settings.py:

ADMIN_REORDER = [
    # Keep original label and models, but change group order
    {'app': 'sites'},

    # Rename app
    {'app': 'auth', 'label': 'Authorisation'},

    # Reorder app models
    {'app': 'auth', 'models': ('User', 'Group')},

    # Exclude models
    {'app': 'auth', 'models': ('User', )},

    # Cross-linked models from multiple apps
    {'app': 'auth', 'models': ('auth.User', 'sites.Site')},

    # Models with custom names
    {'app': 'auth', 'models': (
        'Group',
        {'model': 'auth.User', 'label': 'Staff'},
    )},

    # Create virtual app groups with models from multiple apps
    {'app': 'user_management', 'label': 'User Management', 'models': (
        'auth.User',
        'auth.Group',
        'sites.Site',
    )},

    # Gather not included in any group models
    {'app': 'auth', 'models': '__rest__'},
]

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