.. _admin-interface:

Django admin interface
======================

Administration of Weblate is done through standard Django admin interface,
which is available under :file:`/admin/` URL. Once logged in as user with
proper privileges, you can access it using the wrench icon in top navigation:

.. image:: /images/admin-wrench.png

Here you can manage objects stored in the database, such as users, translations
and other settings:

.. image:: /images/admin.png

In the :guilabel:`Reports` section you can check the status of your site, tweak
it for :ref:`production` or manage SSH keys to access :ref:`vcs-repos`.

With all sections below you can manage database objects. The most interesting one is
probably :guilabel:`Weblate translations`, where you can manage translatable
projects, see :ref:`project` and :ref:`component`.

Another section, :guilabel:`Weblate languages` holds language definitions, see
:ref:`languages` for more details.

Adding project
--------------

First you have to add project, which will serve as container for all
components. Usually you create one project for one piece of software or book
(see :ref:`project` for information on individual parameters):

.. image:: /images/add-project.png

.. seealso:: 
   
   :ref:`project`

.. _bilingual:

Bilingual components
--------------------

Once you have added a project, you can add translation components to it
(see :ref:`component` for information on individual parameters):

.. image:: /images/add-component.png

.. seealso:: 
   
   :ref:`component`,
   :ref:`bimono`

.. _monolingual:

Monolingual components
----------------------

For easier translating of monolingual formats, you should provide a template
file, which contains mapping of message IDs to source language (usually
English) (see :ref:`component` for information on individual parameters):

.. image:: /images/add-component-mono.png

.. seealso:: 
   
   :ref:`component`,
   :ref:`bimono`
