I wish to built a site that enables two or more Admin sites, such that one contains one set of models and the other contains a different (or overlapping) set of models.
However, the navigation menu and links on the sites are screwed up, and doesn't behave as I would expect: when navigating the models on adminsite1, I get shown the navigation menu from adminsite2, and the title of both sites is the branding of adminsite2.
I wish to do something like this (models omitted):
from app import app, db
from models import SomeModel1, SomeModel2, Users
from flask_peewee.auth import Auth
from flask_peewee.admin import Admin
auth = Auth(app, db, user_model=Users)
adminsite1 = Admin(app, auth, prefix='/admin1', name='admin1', branding='Admin1')
adminsite2 = Admin(app, auth, prefix='/admin2', name='admin2', branding='Admin2')
auth.register_admin(adminsite1)
auth.register_admin(adminsite2)
adminsite1.register(SomeModel1)
adminsite2.register(SomeModel2)
auth.setup()
adminsite1.setup()
adminsite2.setup()
What am I missing, or is this possible at all out-of-the-box?
Alternatively, I am looking for a way to control that only some users get access to all tables/models, while other users do not.
I wish to built a site that enables two or more Admin sites, such that one contains one set of models and the other contains a different (or overlapping) set of models. However, the navigation menu and links on the sites are screwed up, and doesn't behave as I would expect: when navigating the models on
adminsite1, I get shown the navigation menu fromadminsite2, and the title of both sites is the branding ofadminsite2.I wish to do something like this (models omitted):
What am I missing, or is this possible at all out-of-the-box?
Alternatively, I am looking for a way to control that only some users get access to all tables/models, while other users do not.