ActiveScaffold provides a quick and powerful user interfaces for CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations for Rails applications. It offers additonal features including searching, pagination & layout control. Rails >= 4.2.0 is supported, ruby >= 2.3 required.
3-5-stable supports rails >= 4.0.x and ruby >= 2.0.0
3-4-stable supports rails >= 3.2.x and ruby >= 1.9.3
3-3-stable supports rails >= 3.2.x and ruby >= 1.8
rails-3.2 supports Rails 3.1 & 3.2, and is the current source of the 3.2.x line of gems.
To get started with a new Rails project
Added to Gemfile
gem 'active_scaffold'
For rails >= 5.1, add
gem 'jquery-rails'
Run the following commands
bundle install
rails g active_scaffold:install
bundle exec rake db:create
rails g active_scaffold:resource User name:string
bundle exec rake db:migrate
Commands for Rails 5
bundle install
rails g active_scaffold:install
rails db:create
rails g active_scaffold:resource User name:string
rails db:migrate
Run the app and visit localhost:3000/users
Threadsafe can be enabled calling ActiveScaffold.threadsafe! in an initializer. It should be enabled on app start and it can't be disabled. Threadsafety is a new feature and not well tested yet.
See Wiki for instructions on customising ActiveScaffold and to find the full API details.
ActiveScaffold grew out of a project named Ajaxscaffold dating back to 2006. It has had numerous contributors including:
ActiveScaffold Gem/Plugin by Scott Rutherford (scott@caronsoftware.com), Richard White (rrwhite@gmail.com), Lance Ivy (lance@cainlevy.net), Ed Moss, Tim Harper and Sergio Cambra (sergio@programatica.es)
Uses DhtmlHistory by Brad Neuberg (bkn3@columbia.edu) http://codinginparadise.org
Uses Querystring by Adam Vandenberg http://adamv.com/dev/javascript/querystring
Uses Paginator by Bruce Williams http://paginator.rubyforge.org/
Supports RecordSelect by Lance Ivy and Sergio Cambra http://github.com/scambra/recordselect/
Released under the MIT license (included)
A ruby translation project managed on Locale that's open to all!
- Edit the translations directly on the active_scaffold project on Locale.
- That's it!
- The maintainer will then pull translations from the Locale project and push to Github.
Happy translating!