Awesome Firestore-based headless CMS, developed by Camberi
FireCMS is a headless CMS and admin panel based on Firebase, built by developers for developers. It generates CRUD views based on your configuration. You define views that are mapped to absolute or relative paths in your Firestore database, as well as schemas for your entities.
The goal of this CMS is to generate collection and form views that bind nicely to the Firestore collection/document model. We have built in many basic (and not so basic) use cases; but FireCMS is build with extensibility in mind, so it is easy to create your custom form fields, or your complete views.
Note that this is a full application, with routing enabled and not a simple component.
FireCMS is based on this great technologies:
- Typescript
- Firebase
- React + React Router
- Material UI
- Formik + Yup
The easiest way to get going is to check our docs!
Check the demo with all the core functionalities. You can modify the data, but it gets periodically restored.
https://firecms.co/docs/changelog
In your React project, simply install the dependency.
npm install @camberi/firecmsor
yarn add @camberi/firecms- Real-time Collection views for entities
- Infinite scrolling in collections with optional pagination
- Collection text search integration
- Data export
- Granular permissions based on user or specific collections/entities
- All login methods supported by Firebase
- Custom authenticator to control access
- Custom additional views in main navigation
- Filters for string, numbers, booleans, arrays and dates
- Allow set up of a project using a CLI create-firecms-app
- Create, read, update, delete views
- Form for editing entities
- Implementation of fields for every property (except Geopoint)
- Conditional fields in forms
- Native support for Google Storage references and file upload.
- Advanced validation for fields using yup
- Inline editing
- Hooks on pre and post saving and deletion of entities
- Enhanced reference, and array of reference, fields for relational data
- Drag and drop reordering of arrays
- Custom fields defined by the developer.
- Subcollection support
You can access the code for the demo project under
example. It includes
every feature provided by this CMS.
If you need general support you can open a GitHub issue or ask you question on Reddit
Do you need consulting setting up your Firestore-based CMS in no time?
We are happy to help!
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