About this project

CoreUI Free React Admin Template is a free, MIT-licensed starter for building admin panels and dashboards with React. It is built on React 19 and the CoreUI React component library, configured with Vite, and ships with a layout skeleton (header, footer, sidebar), routes configuration, example views, SCSS styling and a sample state store. The project places emphasis on AI-assisted development. It includes a .cursorrules file describing conventions and patterns for React and CoreUI, an ARCHITECTURE.md covering project structure, component hierarchy, routing, state management and the build pipeline, and a DEVELOPMENT.md guide with setup, workflows and code examples. Components carry JSDoc comments and PropTypes so assistants such as Cursor, Claude Code or GitHub Copilot can follow the stack and existing patterns. Getting started: install dependencies with npm install or yarn install, run npm start (or yarn start) to launch the dev server with hot reload at http://localhost:3000, and npm run build to produce production artifacts in the build/ directory. The download contains public/ static files; src/ with assets, components, layouts, scss, views, navigation config, App and index entry points, routes and store; plus index.html, package.json and vite.config.mjs. The template is built on the CoreUI and CoreUI PRO UI component libraries; many components are available in the free version while items such as Autocomplete, Date Picker, Date Range Picker, Multi Select, Password Input, Smart Table, Stepper and Time Picker are marked PRO. Separate add-ons are offered: @coreui/react-data-grid for large tables with sorting, filtering, virtualization, column pinning, inline editing and CSV export, and @coreui/react-scheduler with day, week, month, agenda, resources and timeline views, drag & drop, RFC 5545 recurrence and DST-safe time handling. These add-ons are licensed separately and are not part of CoreUI PRO. Equivalent templates exist for Bootstrap, Angular and Vue, and PRO variants exist for those frameworks plus Next.js. The template follows semantic versioning. It is created by Łukasz Holeczek, Andrzej Kopański and the CoreUI team, with code released under the MIT license.