With this new version (0.1.1), a fresh Angular app gets a working admin from one command:

ng new my-admin
cd my-admin
npx pidrang init

Answer the questions, put your Supabase publishable key in the two environment files, run ng serve and you get a list, create, show and edit page for each table you chose, a delete, a sign-in page and a menu of your tables.

What init does now

• Installs what the pages need. It offers to install @pidrang/core, @pidrang/supabase, @pidrang/material and @supabase/supabase-js, and runs ng add @angular/material. Say no and it prints the exact commands.
• Wires the app. It registers Pidrang and the Supabase client in app.config.ts, adds the routes to app.routes.ts and writes both environment files. A file it cannot edit safely gets a comment with the change to make.
• Generates a sign-in page. When your Row Level Security policies only let signed-in users write, the app can now save. Signed out, the pages hide Create, Edit and Delete and the forms say "Sign in to make changes."
• Lands somewhere useful. On a new app, / opens the first list, and a layout shows a menu of your tables with a Sign in button.
• Reads your columns better. Readable labels, created_at and updated_at (also createdAt and updatedAt) read-only, lists newest first, and the "database default" hint on create only.
• Uses the current Supabase key names. Publishable and secret, as the dashboard shows them today. The secret key is only used to read your schema; it never goes into the app.
• Can run again. Run init later to add a table: it adds it to resources.ts and leaves the rest alone.

All the changes are in the changelog.

Known limits

• The generated CRUD pages use Angular Material. The sign-in page and the layout follow Tailwind when your app uses @pidrang/tailwind; Tailwind CRUD pages are planned (#61).
• A new app is over Angular's default 500 kB initial budget (#172).
• Dates show as raw ISO text (#187).
• If you run init again before setting the key, Next steps no longer reminds you to replace the placeholder (#192, planned for 0.1.2).

Try it, help shape it

• Live demos, on Angular Material and on Tailwind, built from 0.1.1.
• Getting started.
• Seven good first issues are open, each with the files to look at and what "done" means. A first pull request is welcome.
• Tell us what you are building in Discussions.

Pidrang is MIT licensed and pre-1.0: the API may still change between minor versions.