smpallen99/ex_admin
ExAdmin is an auto-administration library for the Phoenix Framework that automatically generates CRUD interfaces for Ecto models. It provides a configurable admin panel with support for multiple UI themes, localization, and data export capabilities. The system handles standard resource management, association selection, and user session switching within a structured web layer.
51.4
Adequate · 6 August 2026
10k
lines of production code
Elixir
with JavaScript
1
bus factor · 68 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2015 · ExAdmin initial release and structure
This period marks the initial release and structural foundation of the ExAdmin library, introducing core features like CRUD generation, theme support, and asset management. The work focused on establishing the project's architecture, including router configuration, controller logic, and template systems, while adding comprehensive test coverage.
16 changes
2016 · Admin theme refactoring and localization
This period focused on refactoring the AdminLTE2 and Active Admin themes to use the Xain library for HTML rendering, significantly improving code maintainability. The work also included adding comprehensive test coverage, integrating JavaScript plugins like Select2 and Bootstrap Datepicker, and implementing multi-user session switching. Additionally, the admin interface was localized with translations for French, Russian, and Ukrainian.
21 changes
2017 · Localization and test coverage
This period focused on expanding internationalization support by adding Polish and Chinese translations for the admin interface. Concurrently, the team improved code quality by adding test coverage for the errors helper and refactoring JavaScript assets to resolve module bundling issues.
4 changes
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