Authlance React Dashboard

A modular, extensible dashboard for authentication, billing, and licensing — built on modern React, TypeScript, shadcn/ui, TanStack Query, and a pluggable extension framework.

Overview

The Authlance Dashboard is the front-end component of the Authlance platform.
It provides a modern, themeable dashboard used to manage:

• Users & groups
• Roles & permissions
• Licensing & billing
• Application-level extensions
• Dashboard customizations (routes, layouts, contextual actions)

The dashboard is built to be fully modular. You can ship your own packages that contribute:

• Routes
• UI components
• Sidebar entries
• Table actions
• Prerender contexts
• Branding & layout overrides

This makes it possible to build a fully white-labeled authentication portal while keeping the underlying system secure and upgradeable.

Features

• ⚡ React + TypeScript + Webpack
• 🎨 shadcn/ui customizable component system
• 🔒 Role-based access control (RBAC) handled at route level
• 🧩 Extension points for adding your own views and business logic
• 🔁 Shared data layer using TanStack Query
• 🧱 Layout slots for header, sidebar, and contextual actions
• 🧪 Local development scaffolding via loop-scaffold
• ⚙️ Backend-agnostic (identity/billing/license services remain proprietary)

Getting Started

Requirements

• Node.js 20+
• Yarn (classic, no PnP)
• Python 3.10+

Install dependencies

yarn

Development Mode

yarn run watch

Then start from launch.json

Production Build

yarn build

Single package:

npx run build @authlance/core

Project Structure

packages/
  common/
  core/
  events-queue/
  identity/
  license-core/
  license-layout/
  payments/
  postmark/
  prerender-cache/
  sequelize/
  sidebar/
  ui/
scripts/
  package-epl-sources.sh

Building Extensions

Extensions can contribute:

• Pages
• Routes
• Menu entries
• Layout slots
• Prerender & runtime contributions

Documentation lives under:

See the [Extending Authlance guide](https://authlance.com/docs/framework/extending-authlance) for detailed instructions, examples, and reference material.

Licensing

Business Source License (BSL 1.1)

Authlance-authored files use BSL 1.1, changing to Apache 2.0 on the future change date.

Eclipse Public License (EPL 2.0)

EPL-derived files retain their license headers and are bundled into:

epl-source-bundle.zip

Regenerate with:

./package-epl-sources.sh

Backend components (identity, billing, license operator) are proprietary.

Contributing

Issues and PRs are welcome. For major changes, open an issue first.

Support

Commercial support is available. Open an issue or visit the Authlance website.