react-admin


> Cloudflare Pages Setup: Select "Pages" during setup, set root directory to apps/react-admin, build command to pnpm run build, and output directory to dist. Add environment variables VITE_AUTH0_DOMAIN, VITE_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID, VITE_AUTH0_API_URL, and VITE_SINGLE_DOMAIN_MODE.

Installation

Install the application dependencies by running:

``sh
npm install


or


yarn install
`

Configuration

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You can configure the default domain connection using environment variables. Create a .env file in the apps/react-admin directory:

`bash


Production

VITE_AUTH0_DOMAIN=login.sesamy.com
VITE_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID=auth-admin
VITE_AUTH0_API_URL=https://auth2.sesamy.com

Or for local development

VITE_AUTH0_DOMAIN=localhost:3000
VITE_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID=auth-admin
VITE_AUTH0_API_URL=https://localhost:3000

Optional: Skip domain selector and use configured domain directly

VITE_SINGLE_DOMAIN_MODE=true
`

See .env.example for more details.

Notes:

- If VITE_AUTH0_DOMAIN is set, it will be automatically added to the domain list
- Users can still add additional domains through the UI (unless VITE_SINGLE_DOMAIN_MODE=true)
- Set VITE_SINGLE_DOMAIN_MODE=true to skip the domain selector entirely

Development

Start the application in development mode by running:

`sh
npm run dev


or


yarn dev
`

Production

Build the application in production mode by running:

`sh
npm run build


or


yarn build
`

Deployment

The React Admin application can be deployed to Vercel. See the Vercel deployment guide for detailed instructions.

Important: When deploying to Vercel, you must set the environment variable ENABLE_EXPERIMENTAL_COREPACK=1 to avoid build errors with pnpm.

DataProvider

The included data provider use FakeREST to simulate a backend.
You'll find a data.json file in the src directory that includes some fake data for testing purposes.

It includes two resources, posts and comments.
Posts have the following properties: id, title and content.
Comments have the following properties: id, post_id and content.

Tests

You can run the included tests with the following command:

`sh
npm run test


or


yarn run test
``