misaf / vendra-reseller
Reseller domain and self-service panel for the Vendra platform
Requires
- php: ^8.4
- filament/filament: ^5.6.8
- illuminate/console: ^13.0
- illuminate/contracts: ^13.0
- illuminate/database: ^13.0
- illuminate/http: ^13.0
- illuminate/support: ^13.0
- misaf/laravel-email-validation: ^1.0
- misaf/vendra-localization: v1.12.3
- misaf/vendra-store: v1.12.3
- misaf/vendra-subscription: v1.12.3
- misaf/vendra-support: v1.12.3
- misaf/vendra-tenant: v1.12.3
- misaf/vendra-transaction: v1.12.3
- spatie/laravel-multitenancy: ^4.1.3
- spatie/laravel-package-tools: ^1.93.1
- spatie/laravel-sluggable: ^4.0.2
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None
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README
The reseller domain and the reseller self-service panel for Laravel. A reseller is the billing owner of one or more stores: it holds the subscription, the plan limits are enforced against it, and its owner manages its stores from its own Filament panel.
A reseller spans several tenants, so the panel runs outside the tenant middleware stack. There is no current tenant here; everything is scoped by reseller.
That scoping lives in one place — StoreResource::getEloquentQuery() — because
the table, the record actions, and global search all build on it. An owner whose
reseller cannot be resolved sees nothing at all: offboarding soft-deletes the
Reseller while its ResellerUser can still sign in, and where('reseller_id', null) means whereNull to Eloquent, which is every store the platform owns
directly.
Requirements
- PHP 8.4+
- Laravel 13
- Filament 5
misaf/vendra-store,misaf/vendra-subscription,misaf/vendra-transaction,misaf/vendra-tenant,misaf/vendra-localizationandmisaf/vendra-support
Installation
composer require misaf/vendra-reseller php artisan migrate
The resellers and reseller_users tables and the reseller guard,
reseller_users provider, and reseller_password_reset_tokens broker are
configured by the host application's config/auth.php and migrations.
The panel is served on reseller.<app host>, derived from app.url — nothing
here hard-codes a host.
Usage
Creating a reseller
use Misaf\VendraReseller\Actions\CreateResellerAction; $reseller = app(CreateResellerAction::class)->execute( plan: $plan, username: 'acme', email: 'owner@acme.test', password: $password, );
This creates the reseller, its first panel user (CreateResellerOwnerAction),
and the subscription to the given plan.
Owner accounts
Credential and lifecycle changes go through
UpdateResellerOwnerPasswordAction, UpdateResellerOwnerEmailAction,
SetResellerOwnerAccountEnabledAction, and ReplaceResellerOwnerAction.
Replacement soft-deletes the previous login as account history and creates the
new owner through CreateResellerOwnerAction; email changes also keep the
reseller contact email synchronized.
Offboarding
use Misaf\VendraReseller\Actions\OffboardResellerAction; app(OffboardResellerAction::class)->execute($reseller, reason: 'Contract ended');
OffboardResellerAction is the only supported removal path. Reseller's
deleting hook throws for a reseller that was never offboarded, and
Events\ResellerOffboarded is the extension point for downstream work.
The subscriber
Models\Reseller implements SubscriptionSubscriber, so plan limits are
answered by misaf/vendra-subscription and store quotas by
Misaf\VendraStore\Support\StoreQuota — no limit arithmetic is duplicated
here.
$reseller->isSubscriptionActive(); $reseller->activeSubscription(); $reseller->subscribedUnitCount(); $reseller->suspendActiveUnits(); $reseller->reactivateSuspendedUnits(); $reseller->allows('feature-key');
Support\TransactionSubscriptionCharger implements the SubscriptionCharger
contract by posting an internal withdrawal against the payer's wallet through
misaf/vendra-transaction.
Subscription reactions
The subscription engine raises only generic lifecycle events. This package turns
them into reseller behaviour, wired in Providers\ResellerServiceProvider:
| Event | Listener |
|---|---|
SubscriptionActivated |
NotifyActivatedSubscriber |
SubscriptionCancelled |
SuspendSubscriberStores |
SubscriptionExpiringSoon |
RemindExpiringSubscriber |
SubscriptionGraceExpired |
SuspendSubscriberStores |
Add a new reaction as a listener here rather than pushing reseller knowledge into the subscription engine, and do not register these listeners again in the host application.
Commands
php artisan vendra-subscription:provision {name} {domain} {username} {email} \
[--reseller=] [--plan=] [--password=] [--if-missing] [--seed]
Provisions a store with its domain, owner user, and role assignment. It calls
Misaf\VendraStore\Actions\ProvisionStoreAction — the reseller-specific
part is only which reseller is attached (--reseller), or created and
subscribed (--plan).
Panel
Providers\ResellerPanelServiceProvider registers the panel (guard, broker,
domain, login and registration pages, widgets). Providers\ResellerServiceProvider
registers the console command and the event listeners. The split is deliberate.
Store screens are reused, not copied: the panel's resources extend
misaf/vendra-store's CreateStorePage, StorefrontConfigurationFields
and ReplaceDomainAction, supplying the authenticated owner as the reseller.
Resolve the acting reseller with Filament\Concerns\InteractsWithCurrentReseller;
Http\Middleware\AddResellerToRequestJobContext carries it into queued work.
The reseller dashboard shows subscribed store usage against the plan allowance,
remaining capacity, subscription state, and counts for active, provisioning,
and failed stores. Store listings expose derived store and storefront-deployment
statuses and filters, with all queries still rooted in
StoreResource::getEloquentQuery(). Runtime administration and container details
remain platform-owner concerns and are not exposed here.
Testing
Build resellers, owners, and subscriptions from the package factories and assert quota and suspension behaviour through the actions. Panel tests must not assume a current tenant.
php artisan test --compact --testsuite=vendra-reseller
License
MIT. See LICENSE.