Generate your CRUD. The easy way.

Choose from the list of standard Codeigniter v3 form validation rules or auto-generate your field rules based on your database.

For example:
- If the DB column is selected as not null, the rule 'required' is applied.
- If the DB column is selected as INT, the 'numeric' rule is applied.
- and many more DB based rules.

You can choose the form control (such as checkbox, textbox, textarea) which will be in the insert and update forms.

You can two tables together by defining a one-to-many or one-to-one relationship.

In this relationship, you define which foreign key links to which table and the column name which is used to display values while adding or editing that entity (in a dropdown).

When the Codeigniter code is automatically generated, it will fetch the appropriate field values and generate the code with the associations.

In the example below, the column from_user_id in the messages table maps to the primary key ID in the users table and the column used to display the user is first_name. In the code, the list of users will be fetched in the add and edit controllers so that they are available as a dropdown to be selected.

Edit your database structure on the fly :
- Add a new column
- Delete an existing column
- Drop an existing table
So that you do not need to re-upload your SQL file.
You can edit your database within CRUDigniter itself.

Once all the validation rules, form controls and form associations have been defined, you can download the code separately (controller, model, view) or as a ZIP file of the entity (collection of the entity's controller, model and view) or as a ZIP file of the entire project.

This code can then be directly dropped into your application.

You can choose to output the view file code (add, edit, list) in standard HTML or Twitter Bootstrap v3 compatible HTML.