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ant-design/ant-design-pro
👨🏻💻👩🏻💻 Use Ant Design like a Pro!
Ant Design Pro is a React admin dashboard boilerplate built on top of antd, Umi Max, and AntV. It targets enterprise frontend teams who want a pre-built starting point for internal tools, management consoles, and back-office apps. v6 adds React 19, antd 6, Tailwind CSS v4, and an AI chatbot page.
- Ships with a large library of realistic page templates (dashboards, multi-step forms, search lists, profiles) that actually reflect real enterprise use cases rather than toy demos.
- Mock data layer is co-located with pages using _mock.ts files, making it easy to develop frontend completely decoupled from a backend.
- The Claude Code skills for auto-upgrading and antd API querying are a genuinely useful addition for teams using AI coding tools — the /pro-upgrade skill diffing the latest template while preserving business code solves a real pain point.
- Solid CI setup with coverage, preview deploys, and Biome for linting, plus pre-commit hooks — the project itself is maintained to a higher standard than most boilerplates.
- Hard dependency on Umi Max is the biggest adoption risk — if your team isn't already in the Umi ecosystem, you're signing up for a framework with a smaller community, less Stack Overflow coverage, and upgrade cycles that don't track the broader React community.
- Mixing Tailwind CSS v4 with antd-style (CSS-in-JS) and legacy .less files creates three styling systems in one project. This will cause specificity fights and confuse anyone who joins the project later.
- The 'simple version' script (`npm run simple`) is described as irreversible and permanently deletes files — that's a rough DX for anyone who wants to experiment or realizes they need more templates after the fact.
- Documentation is sparse: a single cheatsheet file replaces what used to be a full docs site. For a boilerplate this opinionated, new adopters will hit walls quickly and have to spelunk the source or dig through Chinese-language issues.