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piccoloadmin 1.6.0

Piccolo Admin

Piccolo Admin is a powerful admin interface / content management system for Python, built on top of Piccolo.

It was created at a design agency to serve the needs of customers who demand a high quality, beautiful admin interface for their websites. It's a modern alternative to tools like Wordpress and Django Admin.
It's built using the latest technologies, with Vue.js on the front end, and a powerful REST backend.
Some of it's standout features:

Powerful data filtering
Builtin security
Media support, both locally and in S3 compatible services
Dark mode support
CSV exports
Easily create custom forms
Works on mobile and desktop
Use standalone, or integrate it easily with ASGI apps like FastAPI, and Starlette
Multilingual out of box
Bulk actions, like updating and deleting data
Flexible UI - only show the columns you want your users to see

Try it
Try it online (username: piccolo, password: piccolo123).
Local Demo
To run a demo locally, using Python 3.8 or above:
pip install piccolo_admin
admin_demo

And then just launch localhost:8000 in your browser.
To see what happens behind the scenes, see piccolo_admin/example.py.
In a few lines of code we are able to:

Define our models
Setup a database
Create a REST API
Setup a web server and admin interface

ASGI
Since the admin is an ASGI app, you can either run it standalone like in the demo, or integrate it with a larger ASGI app such as FastAPI and Starlette.
For example, using Starlette routes:
import uvicorn
from movies.endpoints import HomeEndpoint
from movies.tables import Director, Movie
from starlette.routing import Mount, Route, Router

from piccolo_admin.endpoints import create_admin

# The `allowed_hosts` argument is required when running under HTTPS. It's
# used for additional CSRF defence.
admin = create_admin([Director, Movie], allowed_hosts=["my_site.com"])

router = Router(
[
Route(path="/", endpoint=HomeEndpoint),
Mount(path="/admin/", app=admin),
]
)

if __name__ == "__main__":
uvicorn.run(router)

Full docs
Full documentation is available on Read the docs.