# Component Lists Specify multiple lists of components to appear as options on the user dashboard, from which users can pick one as their default view. See [Dashboard](https://docs.weblate.org/no/latest/user/profile.md#dashboard) to learn more. #### HINT A status will be presented for each component list presented on the dashboard. Each component list has a name displayed to the user and a slug used in the URL. Component lists can be managed using the [Weblate’s REST API](https://docs.weblate.org/no/latest/api.md#api). Instance administrators can also use the low-level [The Django admin interface](https://docs.weblate.org/no/latest/admin/admin.md#admin-interface) when direct database-object management is necessary. #### HINT Change dashboard settings for anonymous users from the admin interface, altering what dashboard is presented to unauthenticated users. ## Automatic component lists Add components to the list automatically based on their slug by creating Automatic component list assignment rules. * Useful for maintaining component lists for large installations, or in case you want to have one component list with all components on your Weblate installation. #### HINT Make a component list containing all the components of your Weblate installation. 1. Define Automatic component list assignment with `^.*$` as regular expression in both the project and the component fields.