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atlas — HTML Admin dashboard Template

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Atlas is a single-file interactive map dashboard template with a dark interface, live search and category filters, stat cards and a detail side panel; it runs directly in the browser.

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Single-file index.html containing layout, styles and logic, with no build tools

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Interactive map area with themed markers and hover states

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Live search and category filters that update results instantly

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Stat cards showing figures such as total, active and average

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Detail side panel showing information for the selected item

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Dark interface using design tokens such as --accent, --panel and --radius, adapted to mobile widths

Template Details

Atlas is a single-file map dashboard template: all layout, styling and logic sit in one index.html, with no npm, bundler, framework or API key required — open it in a browser and it runs. The README states that it includes an interactive map area with themed markers and hover states, live search and category filters that update results instantly, stat cards showing figures such as total, active and average, and a detail side panel for the selected item; the interface is dark, uses a design-token palette, and adapts to mobile widths.

The template's data comes from a plain array inside the file; the README example includes name, category and latitude/longitude fields, which can be replaced with your own records or changed to fetch from an API. All colors are centralized in the :root variable block at the top of the file for easy recoloring. The README does not provide the map basemap source, the specific map library, a real data integration implementation, or operating notes for a production deployment; the preview screenshot only shows that the page exists, not that specific features work.

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Use Cases

  • Real estate or property listing display: map, filters and detail panel combined
  • Front-end prototype for delivery or fleet tracking interfaces
  • Location category browsing for tourism and travel operators
  • Local business directory: search and category filters, no backend required

Suitable For

  • Single-page map dashboard projects that want quick recoloring and easy replacement of sample data
  • Environments that need a dependency-free static page deployable to static hosting such as GitHub Pages
  • Map filtering and detail interaction interfaces for demos or prototypes

Getting started & customization

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    After cloning the repository, open index.html directly in a browser; no dependency install or build step is needed

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    Colors are changed in the :root variable block at the top of the file, such as --accent, --accent-2 and --green

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    Data lives in the places array and can be replaced with your own records, or changed to fetch from an API as described in the README

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    To deploy to GitHub Pages, select the main branch and the /root directory under the repository's Settings → Pages

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    You can also drag the folder to Netlify Drop, or connect the repository on Cloudflare Pages with no build command and / as the output directory

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GitHub
Documentation and maintenance reference score
More documented · 80 / 100
Technologies
HTML
Website type
Admin dashboard
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# Atlas — interactive map dashboard template

A **single-file** map dashboard you can rebrand in an afternoon. Dark UI, live filtering, stat cards and a detail panel — the kind of screen property, delivery, travel and local-service businesses pay for.

<p align="left">
  <img alt="HTML" src="https://img.shields.io/badge/HTML-single%20file-E34F26?style=flat-square&logo=html5&logoColor=white" />
  <img alt="No build" src="https://img.shields.io/badge/build-none-34d399?style=flat-square" />
  <img alt="License" src="https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-22d3ee?style=flat-square" />
</p>

## What it is

One `index.html` containing everything: layout, styles and logic. Open it in a browser and it runs. No npm, no bundler, no framework, no API key.

## Features

- **Interactive map area** with themed markers and hover states
- **Live search + category filters** that update results instantly
- **Stat cards** for headline numbers (total, active, average)
- **Detail side panel** for the selected item
- **Dark, product-grade UI** with a proper design-token palette (`--accent`, `--panel`, `--radius`)
- **Responsive** down to mobile widths
- **Zero dependencies** — deploys free on GitHub Pages, Netlify or Cloudflare Pages

## Quick start

```bash
git clone https://github.com/farmoz/atlas
cd atlas
# just open the file
start index.html      # Windows
open index.html       # macOS
```

## Rebranding (5 minutes)

All colours sit in one block at the top of the file:

```css
:root{
  --bg:#070d18;
  --panel:rgba(13,20,36,.86);
  --accent:#22d3ee;    /* primary */
  --accent-2:#a78bfa;  /* secondary */
  --green:#34d399;
}
```

Data lives in a plain array — swap it for your own records or fetch it from an API:

```js
const places = [
  { name: 'Sample location', category: 'retail', lat: 24.86, lng: 67.01 },
];
```

## Good for

| Use case | Why it fits |
|---|---|
| Property / real-estate listings | Map + filters + detail panel is the standard pattern |
| Delivery or fleet tracking | Stat cards + marker list |
| Travel and tour operators | Category filters and location previews |
| Local directories | Search + categories, no backend needed |

## Deploy

**GitHub Pages:** push the repo → Settings → Pages → Source `main` / `/root`.
**Netlify:** drag the folder onto https://app.netlify.com/drop.
**Cloudflare Pages:** connect the repo, no build command, output directory `/`.

## Custom work

Need it wired to a real database, live GPS feed or your own API? That's what I do — see my profile or open an issue.

## License

MIT — free for personal and commercial use.
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