Resources
Everything you need around AdminLTE 4 for Django — source, the PyPI package, the live demo, the upstream template, and how to get help.
Project links
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Repository (GitHub) | github.com/ColorlibHQ/adminlte-django |
| Package (PyPI) | pypi.org/project/adminlte-django |
| Live demo | django.adminlte.io |
| Documentation | django.adminlte.io/docs |
| AdminLTE (template home) | adminlte.io |
| AdminLTE core (HTML/Bootstrap) | github.com/ColorlibHQ/AdminLTE |
| Issues | github.com/ColorlibHQ/adminlte-django/issues |
| Discussions | github.com/ColorlibHQ/adminlte-django/discussions |
Install
pip install adminlte-django
Management commands
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
adminlte_install | Copy the Vite front-end stubs and static images into your project. |
adminlte_status | Print the version, merged config, component count and Vite manifest status. |
adminlte_make_auth | Scaffold login / register / lockscreen auth views, urls and templates. |
adminlte_scaffold <app> | Scaffold a CRUD app built from the Card + Form components. |
Optional extras
The package integrates with several popular Django libraries through install extras:
| Extra | Adds |
|---|---|
[crispy] | crispy-forms + crispy-bootstrap5 for one-line {% crispy form %} rendering. |
[tables] | django-tables2 + django-filter, with an AdminLTE table theme. |
[allauth] | AdminLTE-themed django-allauth layouts and elements. |
[docs] | The MkDocs Material toolchain to build the docs locally. |
License
Released under the MIT License © Colorlib. Free for personal and commercial projects.
Reporting issues
Found a bug or have a feature request? Open an issue on the GitHub issue tracker. When reporting, please include:
- Your Python and Django versions (the package requires Python 3.12+ and Django 6.0+).
- The package version (
pip show adminlte-djangoormanage.py adminlte_status). - A minimal reproduction — the relevant
ADMINLTEsettings and the template/view.
Related ports
AdminLTE 4 is offered as official ports across many stacks — the same template, native to each ecosystem:
The full documentation source lives in the repo's docs/ as a MkDocs Material site — install the [docs] extra and run mkdocs serve to browse it locally.
AdminLTE 4 · Django port
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