What are the admin panels for Ruby on Rails?

Question

Ruby on Rails

There is a project on Ruby on Rails (essentially a business card site), at the moment I’m in it like a pig in oranges, I just managed to sort out the dependencies and run it. But you need to figure out whether it is based on some kind of cms or maybe there is some kind of (not self-written) admin module. I would like to understand where to dig, is there a place in the application structure where it is customary to connect third-party modules? And what other ready-made admin solutions are there for rails?

Answer 1

Let's start with the fact that rails are not for business card sites.
activeadmin.info is the most flexible and probably the most popular. Nothing is administrated out of the box (no models). We manually add models and attributes that we want to administer.
https://github.com/sferik/rails_admin - the opposite of the first one. There is immediately an admin for all existing models. And we go by subtraction.
https://github.com/typus/typus - It seems like an analog of the rails admin
https://github.com/thoughtbot/high_voltage - a handy thing for static pages (like. About us, History, Team ... )
https: //github.com/comfy/comfortable-mexican-sofa - simple CMS. It seems to be quite popular. Supported even now. Works with 4 rails.
refinerycms.com is probably the most popular (and possibly the only) CMS for rails. It seems like it does not work with 4, as far as I remember.
In general, there is such a wonderful resource - https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/
And, for example, there is such a section in it - https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/categories/rails_admi...
PS third-party modules are connected using Bundler via Gemfile. You can't touch the sources (modules, gems, libraries).
If you want to "quickly correct" something for someone in the left business card site on rails, having experience, for example, in php and joomla - get ready for serious tests right away :)

Answer 2

as far as I know, everything that is connected is described in the gemfile file

Answer 3

Sorry for the offtopic, but pigs are very picky about oranges. Please do not offend these cute animals in vain :)

Answer 4

Why CMS for business cards?

Answer 5

Admin panel that supports 5th rails www.spinacms.com