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web2py administration plugin
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web2admin

This is a simple web2py administration plugin.

It is heavily using the features provided by web2py SQLFORM.smartgrid featuring extensive search, actions, history, custom navigation links, pagination and various customizations.

It takes security very seriously and uses both groups and permissions for fine-grained access control.

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Installation

HERE you can find a screencast of the install process.

NOTE: the install just got a lot easier, after install the first logged in user is automatically put in w2a_root so just install the plugin and access /yourapp/web2admin.

or

Update

Just use any of the installation procedures and overwrite the plugin content in your web2py app.

Usage

Install the plugin ;)

The first logged in user that executes the web2admin code will be automatically placed in w2a_root group.

Give fine-grained permissions to particular users for specific tables:

Access http://localhost:8000/yourapp/web2admin or http://localhost:8000/yourapp/plugin_web2admin

Configuration

Paste the following configuration lines in your model file (e.g. db.py) to change web2admin behavior:

Change the logo (brand) of the admin app
plugins.web2admin.logo = 'SuperApp'
plugins.web2admin.logo = IMG(_src=URL('static', 'images/google-buzz.png')) + ' SupperApp'

Configure the number of items per page:

plugins.web2admin.items_per_page = 5 (default 20)

Add extra links in sidebar:

plugins.web2admin.custom_sidebar_title = "My Links"
plugins.web2admin.custom_sidebar_links = [
    A('External link', _href='http://www.youhe.ro', _target='_blank'),
    A('Back to homepage', _href=URL('default', 'index', args=0)),
]

plugins.web2admin.headers is a dictionary that maps 'tablename.fieldname' into the corresponding header label for example:

plugins.web2admin.headers = {'student.last_name': T('Surname')}

plugins.web2admin.orderby is a dictionary that is used to set the default ordering for the table rows:

plugins.web2admin.orderby = {'student': db.student.last_name}   

plugins.web2admin.groupby is a dictionary that is used to set the grouping for the table rows. You can group records with the same value for the specified field (this is back-end specific, and is not on the Google NoSQL):

plugins.web2admin.groupby = {'student': db.student.last_name}   

plugins.web2admin.maxtextlength sets the maximum length of text to be displayed for each field value, in the grid view (default 20). This value can be overwritten for each field using plugins.web2admin.maxtextlengths, a dictionary of 'tablename.fieldname':length. If text must be truncated then an extra len('...') = 3 is substracted from the specified length.fiel

plugins.web2admin.maxtextlength ={'student': 10}
plugins.web2admin.maxtextlengths ={'test.name': 5}

plugins.web2admin.field_id is a dictionaty specifying the the field of the table to be used as ID, for example:

plugins.web2admin.field_id = {'student', db.stuident.id}

plugins.web2admin.showbuttontext boolean switch to show/hide button text:

plugins.web2admin.showbuttontext = False    

Multi-database support

If there are multiple db objects defined all there is to do is add a plugins.web2admin.dbs parameter that is a tuple of databases objects. By default the list has only one element named db, so if, for whatever reason, the only object is named differently please add specify it like this: plugins.web2admin.dbs = (my_special_db,) <-- mind the comma.

plugins.web2admin.dbs = (db, other_db, session_db)

A Databases menu should appear in the top navbar to enable database selection.

Fields

You can restrict the fields to be displayed for specific tables by setting the plugins.web2admin.fields to a dictionary of table names and list of fields from those tables:

plugins.web2admin.fields={
    'test': [db.test.id, db.test.name],
    'student':[db.student.id, db.student.first_name]
}

Actions

Actions

Actions can be executed on multiple items by checking them and selecting an action from the header.

By default there are two actions defined: delete and clone.

To define a new action you must create a function that take as arguments a table name and a list of ids, and set the plugins.web2admin.actions plugin parameter to a dictionary having as keys the action names and as values the action functions:

def hello_action(table, ids):
    if table != 'student':
        session.flash = 'Not available'
    else:
        session.flash = '%s, %s' %(table, ids)

plugins.web2admin.actions = {'hello': hello_action}

If you want to disable the default actions or you want no actions at all (if you did not create any), you can set the plugins.web2admin.default_actions parameter to an empty dictionary.

plugins.web2admin.default_actions={} 

Custom column links

plugins.web2admin.links is used to display new columns which can be links to other pages. The links argument must be a dictionary linking a tablename to a list of dict(header='name',body=lambda row: A(...)) where header is the header of the new column and body is a function that takes a row and returns a value. In the example, the value is a A(...) helper.

plugins.web2admin.links = {'student':[
    dict(header=T('hello'), body=lambda row: A('click me', _href=URL('default', 'hello', args=row.id))),
    dict(header=T('foo'), body=lambda row: A('bar', _href=URL('default', 'foo', args=row.id))),
    ]}

Left join

plugins.web2admin.left is an optional left join expressions used to build ...select(left=...). It has the value of a dictionary linking the table name and the join expression, for example:

plugins.web2admin.left = {'student': db.student.on(db.test.id)}

Filters

plugins.web2admin.filters is a list of fields by which a quick filter will be created in the right menu bar, e.g.:

plugins.web2admin.filters = (db.test.date, db.test.passed, db.test.mark, db.test.name, db.student.last_name)

Filters

For numeric fields the min and max values are obtained and the interval is split in four subintervals. Supported field types: datetime, date, string, text, integer, double, boolean.