a simple cms dashborad build using flask,just like a name this project is not a full cms because you need a front end display your content.

clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/AlphaBeta1906/flask-cms-admin.git

cd flask-cms-admin

activate virtual environment

. venv/bin/activate

install dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

change project configuration in cms/config.py,especially the database uri

...
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI = (
        "your_database_url"    
)
...

if database already configured now you can do the migration by running follwing command:

python manage.py migration
# yeah just a shorthand of flask migration command

and then add new admin by running command:

python manage.py add_admin
# a input will appear and you can insert your admin data(e.g:username,password,email)

now you can run the server by :

python manage.py dev

to enable live reload or

python wsgi.py
# i dont know why how to make template livereload

or just using

flask run

flask-cms-admin is only for back end and you can connect to the front end with rest api,wich can be accesed by following endpoint:

note: the rest api prefix is /api/v1

1.  GET /

   and

   GET /blogs

   get all blogs

2.  GET /blogs?page={n}

   get blogs by page(5 blog per page)
   n = page number

3. GET /read/<param>

   param can be blog id or blog slug/blog title with - instead of spaces

4. GET /t?page={n}

   get tags by page if page query string is not none it will return 10 tags per page else it will return all tags

5. GET /t/<tag>?page={n}

   get blogs categorize by tags and if page query is not none it will return 10 blogs per page else it will return all blogs categorize by tags

well,all api endpoint is GET method,because all endpoint that needed admin permision is only can be accesed by login

if you want to start creating content you need login first wich by default the route is /login,and then you need to inserting username and password you make when running command add_admin,after the login success you can start writing content by clicking new blog button

note: in this project the default editor is tinymce,but maybe you can change later whatever you(want of course with some additional configuration)