Clone as a starting point for an internal admin panel or back-office web app.
Use the pre-built table and form screens to speed up building a data management interface.
Adapt the login page with GitHub OAuth and role-based routing for a team management tool.
Study how Ant Design components like carousels, tabs, and rich text editors integrate into a React project.
Documentation is in Chinese, clone, run yarn install, then yarn start to get a local dev server running.
This repository is a pre-built admin dashboard template for web applications, written in TypeScript using React and a UI component library called Ant Design. The README is written primarily in Chinese, and the project appears aimed at developers who want a ready-made starting point for building internal tools, management interfaces, or back-office web applications. The template includes a wide set of pre-wired screens and components: a home dashboard with a full layout, a top navigation bar with collapse and fullscreen controls, a left sidebar menu with scrolling support, UI elements such as buttons, icons, carousels, notifications, tabs, a rich text editor, and a drag-and-drop canvas. It also includes animation demos, basic and advanced data tables, forms, and chart sections using two different charting libraries. There is a login page with GitHub third-party sign-in, plus a 404 error page. For data communication, the project uses Axios, a library that handles HTTP requests in the browser. For state management it includes Redux, though the README notes this is used mainly for permission control and could be replaced with React's own context API in newer versions of React. Charts are handled by two separate libraries, and the README candidly notes one of them is not as good as the other. The project was bootstrapped with Create React App and uses Yarn for package management. Starting it locally requires cloning the repository, running the install command, and then running the start command. The README includes a short Q&A section covering common setup questions such as how to handle cross-origin API issues during development and how to add IE browser compatibility. The README is written in Chinese, and the documentation beyond the README lives in a separate wiki on GitHub. The project is MIT-licensed and open to contributions.
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