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Package multitenancy
Short Description Extend cakedc/users with customer accounts and multitenancy
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Homepage https://github.com/mehov/cakephp-multitenancy
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Multitenancy for CakePHP 5
This plugin extends cakedc/users and introduces customer accounts and ability to scope application tables by specific customers (tenants).
For CakePHP 3, see (now archived) pronique/multitenant.
Read more about Multitenancy: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitenancy.
Use case
You're building a SaaS application, and you want records in some tables to belong to multiple users through shared accounts. You want every query to these tables to by default check ownership.
Installation
Require this plugin using composer:
Create required tables:
In your application's src/Application.php:
Usage
Configuring tables
Add the TenantScope Behavior to a table where records should belong to an account. The account ID may be stored in a column in the same table, or it may be stored in another table, associated with the current one.
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By default, TenantScope expects the table where it's added to have a column namedAccount ID is already stored as
account_id, or I'm willing to create the columnaccount_id. If you already have that column, or if you're willing to create it, you don't have to explicitly provide the column name when adding the behavior. -
If you want to use a different column, pass it asAccount ID is in a different column, but in the same table
accountField. Do not prepend it with the name of the table. -
If you need to check against a column in another table, write it in dot notation. The current table where TenantScope is added must be associated with the other table, either directly or through intermediary tables. For example, Articles (referred to asAccount ID is in a different table
$thisbelow) belongsTo Categories belongsTo Users, and we're checking against the columnlinked_accountin Users:
Either of the above will ensure a where() condition is added to every find() call on the current table, except e.g. uniqueness checks which use [exists()](https://api.cakephp.org/5.0/class-Cake.ORM.Table.html#exists()) internally.
User interface
Once the Behavior is added to a table, every find() call to that table will include a condition for accountField. The account it will be looking for needs to be in a user session: either set directly by user, or automatically by just looking up the last accessed account for that user.
Choosing an account
Direct your users to \Cake\Routing\Router::url(['_name' => 'Bakeoff/Multitenancy:ChooseAccount']) where they can choose an existing accout or create a new one.
Use <?= $this->element('Bakeoff/Multitenancy.account') ?> in your view templates to display current account or link to the Choose Account page.
Setting an account
If you wish to manually set a specific account to be used.
Automatically picking up last used account (Default)
See \Bakeoff\Multitenancy\Model\Behavior\TenantScopeBehavior::detectAccount()
Stopping the Behavior
In some cases you would want to stop checking the ownership for records in a specific table, and just get all entries instead. To do that, simply remove the behavior from that table.
