Dastyle v1.1 - Admin & Dashboard Template preview 1

Dastyle v1.1 - Admin & Dashboard Template

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Dastyle is a backend admin template based on Bootstrap 4, featuring modules such as Dashboard, Email, Chat, E-commerce, and Task Management. It is ideal for quickly building SaaS platforms or internal management system prototypes for ent...

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Project Overview

Dastyle is a backend admin template based on Bootstrap 4, featuring modules such as Dashboard, Email, Chat, E-commerce, and Task Management. It is ideal for quickly building SaaS platforms or internal management system prototypes for enterprises.

Tech Stack

  • Bootstrap 4
  • jQuery
  • SCSS
  • Gulp (Build Tool)

Project Structure

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Dastyle-v1.1/
├── gulpfile.js          # Gulp build configuration
├── package.json         # Project dependencies
├── Documentation/        # Official documentation (includes style source files)
│   ├── index.html
│   ├── css/             # Compiled CSS
│   ├── scss/            # SCSS source files
│   └── js/
└── dastyle_v1.1/        # Actual template files for use
    └── *.html            # Various functional pages

Core File Description

  • gulpfile.js — Gulp automation build configuration, supports SCSS compilation and CSS minification
  • package.json — Defines project dependencies (gulp, sass, autoprefixer, etc.)
  • Documentation/scss/style.scss — Style entry point file
  • Documentation/js/app.js — Navigation interaction, scroll listening, anchor jumping, and other logic
  • dastyle_v1.1/ — Complete page collection (e-commerce, email, calendar, chat, and other business modules)

Quick Start

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cd Dastyle-v1.1
npm install           # Install dependencies
npx gulp              # Start build and watch for SCSS changes

After the build completes, open dastyle_v1.1/index.html directly in your browser to preview.

If no further development is needed, simply open any dastyle_v1.1/*.html file in your browser to view the effects.

Usage Suggestions

The template provides theme variants such as a dark sidebar. Modifying SCSS variables allows quick customization of colors and layout, making it a great starting point for backend system development.

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