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Kevin Brown
Kevin Brown

Reputation: 12650

Codeigniter admin/auth system?

I'm starting a new project with codeigniter, and I'd like to start on a system that's already built so I can reduce the time of development.

Is there a good system that handles user authentication along with an admin interface to manage users that can be easily expanded to a web-app?

If this is too vague, I can expand

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3464

Answers (5)

ptim
ptim

Reputation: 15587

I've just started looking into Bonfire:

Bonfire helps you build CodeIgniter-based PHP web applications even faster, by providing powerful tools and a beautiful interface you won't be ashamed to show your client.

  • Ready to customize Admin Interface.
  • User Management with Role-Based Access Control.
  • Fully Modular codebase.
  • Built around HMVC.
  • Database backup, migration, and maintenance.
  • Powerful, parent/child capable theme engine.
  • Simple Email Queue to keep your ISP happy.
  • UI-based module builder.

Looks good at first glance!

Upvotes: 0

Fedir RYKHTIK
Fedir RYKHTIK

Reputation: 9974

I'm using Bonfire as default admin interface.

Upvotes: 0

Dave
Dave

Reputation: 1189

I recommend Redux Auth for CodeIgniter. It comes with an example implementation, and can easily be used to manage user authentication for your CodeIgniter site. I just implemented Beta2 with the latest version of CodeIgniter, so while it's not actively updated, it still works with the latest build.

Upvotes: 0

Jessedc
Jessedc

Reputation: 12460

This thread here appears to have some answers

But the question was more about libraries. Either way, implementing some of the things on that thread would save you time.

Upvotes: 2

Crowe T. Robot
Crowe T. Robot

Reputation: 2045

You're looking for is a Content Management System (CMS).

There are a few ones out there that use Codeigniter as a framework for their CMS.

Edit: Even if you can't find a boilerplate CMS that you like, you can google about CMS's to design a simple one of your own as there's LOTS of tutorials and information about requirements and such when you know the term CMS.

Upvotes: 0

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