A Symfony2 admin generator that builds CRUD interfaces from YAML configuration files.
Symfony2 Admin Generator is a Symfony2 bundle that automatically generates fully-featured administration interfaces for Symfony2 applications. It parses YAML configuration files to produce controllers and views, significantly speeding up backend development for data management by providing a complete admin interface styled with Twitter Bootstrap.
Symfony2 developers building applications that require administrative backends for managing data models, such as content management systems, e-commerce platforms, or internal tools.
Developers choose this bundle because it offers a flexible, YAML-driven configuration that works with multiple ORMs (Doctrine ORM, Doctrine ODM, Propel) and includes advanced UI components like sortable lists, filters, batch actions, and drag-and-drop tree management, all while being fully translatable and extensible.
(old-legacy) Admingenerator for Symfony2, parse generator.yml files to build classes
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Supports Doctrine ORM, Doctrine ODM, and Propel, allowing developers to use different data persistence layers within Symfony2 projects without rewriting admin logic.
Generates controllers and views from YAML configuration files with one command, speeding up backend development for data management tasks like lists, forms, and deletions.
Includes sortable, paginated lists with filters, batch actions, drag-and-drop tree management, and nested forms, all styled with Bootstrap for a polished interface.
Supports 16 languages out of the box with translatable field elements, widgets, and messages, making it easy to deploy multilingual admin panels.
The README admits documentation is being rewritten and scattered across old sources, making setup and customization challenging for new users.
Specifically designed for Symfony2, an older framework version, limiting compatibility with newer Symfony releases and requiring forks or workarounds for modern projects.
Heavy reliance on YAML files for all admin options can lead to verbose and hard-to-maintain configurations, especially for complex models with many relationships.