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A really usefull Multi-Tenancy package for Laravel, it's serious, at least i'm trying to...

Installation

composer require protosofia/ben10ant

Configuration

Console Commands Configuration

Add to app/Console/Kernel.php:

...
protected $commands = [
    ...
    \Protosofia\Ben10ant\Commands\TenantCreate::class,
    \Protosofia\Ben10ant\Commands\TenantMigrate::class,
    \Protosofia\Ben10ant\Commands\TenantMigrateRefresh::class,
    \Protosofia\Ben10ant\Commands\TenantMigrateRollback::class,
    \Protosofia\Ben10ant\Commands\TenantSeed::class,
    ...
];
...

Middleware Configuration

Add to app/Http/Kernel.php:

...
protected $middleware = [
    ...
    \Protosofia\Ben10ant\Middlewares\CheckTenantByKey::class,
    ...
];
...

Provider Configuration

Add to config/app.php:

...
'providers' => [
    ...
    \Protosofia\Ben10ant\Providers\TenantServiceProvider::class,
    ...
],
...

Facade

Add to config/app.php:

...
'aliases' => [
    ...
    'Tenant' => Protosofia\Ben10ant\Facades\TenantFacade::class,
    ...
],
...

Models

This package have 3 types of models:

Protosofia\Ben10ant\Models\TenantModel: This model will always target the main database, where is the "tenants" table;
Protosofia\Ben10ant\Models\TenantBaseModel: This model will always target the current tenant database, in other words, the current logged user tenant;
Protosofia\Ben10ant\Models\TenantAuthenticatableBaseModel: This model is exactly as TenantBaseModel, but implements Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\User;

To manage the "tenants" table, you can create a model as below:

...
use Protosofia\Ben10ant\Models\TenantModel;

class Tenant extends TenantModel
{
    //
}

To have a tenant user (authenticatable), you can create a model as below:

...
use Protosofia\Ben10ant\Models\TenantAuthenticatableBaseModel;

class User extends TenantAuthenticatableBaseModel
{
    use Notifiable;
    ...
}

To have models to handle tenant data (no authenticatable), you can create a model as below:

...
use Protosofia\Ben10ant\Models\TenantBaseModel;

class YourTenantTable extends TenantBaseModel
{
    protected $table = 'your_tenant_table'; //optional
    ...
}

Usage

Config

php artisan vendor:publish

This will publish the config file.

Console Commands

Create a New Tenant

tenant:create {name} {keyname}

name Name of the Tenant. E.g. 'Tenant Alpha';
keyname Tenant nickname for auth (like a subdomain). E.g. 'tenant-alpha';

This command is a tenant creator wizard, you can configure the database connection and storage.

Run Migrations on Tenant Database

tenant:migrate {tenant} {--force} {--path} {--pretend} {--step}

tenant Tenant keyname. E.g. 'tenant-alpha';
--force Force the operation to run when in production;
--path The path of migrations files to be executed.
--pretend Dump the SQL queries that would be run.
--step Force the migrations to be run so they can be rolled back individually.

This command is an indirect call to 'migrate' command, it set tenant conenction automatically. If the path option is not defined it assumes default path: database/migrations/tenants.

Refresh and Run Migrations on Tenant Database

tenant:migrate:refresh {tenant} {--force} {--path} {--seed} {--seeder} {--step}

tenant Tenant keyname. E.g. 'tenant-alpha';
--force Force the operation to run when in production;
--path The path of migrations files to be executed.
--seed Indicates if the seed task should be re-run.
--seeder The class name of the root seeder.
--step The number of migrations to be reverted & re-run.

This command is an indirect call to 'migrate:refresh' command, it set tenant conenction automatically. If the path option is not defined it assumes default path: database/migrations/tenants.

Rollback a Migrations on Tenant Database

tenant:migrate:rollback {tenant} {--force} {--path} {--seed} {--seeder} {--step}

tenant Tenant keyname. E.g. 'tenant-alpha';
--force Force the operation to run when in production;
--path The path of migrations files to be executed.
--pretend Dump the SQL queries that would be run.
--step The number of migrations to be reverted.

This command is an indirect call to 'migrate:rollback' command, it set tenant conenction automatically. If the path option is not defined it assumes default path: database/migrations/tenants.

Seed a Tenant Database

tenant:db:seed {tenant} {--force} {--class}

tenant Tenant keyname. E.g. 'tenant-alpha';
--force Force the operation to run when in production;
--class The class name of the root seeder [default: "DatabaseSeeder"]

This command is an indirect call to 'db:seed' command, it set tenant conenction automatically. If the class option is not defined it assumes default class: DatabaseSeeder.

Middleware

There are 3 middlewares available on the package:

Protosofia\Ben10ant\Middlewares\CheckTenantByID: Get value from header TENANT and try to match the tenant pk database record;
Protosofia\Ben10ant\Middlewares\CheckTenantByKey: Get value from header TENANT and try to match the tenant keyname database record;
Protosofia\Ben10ant\Middlewares\CheckTenantByUUID: Get value from header TENANT and try to match the tenant uuid database record;

Singleton Service / Facade

The service is a singleton, accessible from a Facade Tenant. E.g:

...
use Tenant;

$tenant = Tenant::setTenantByUUID($uuid);

if (!$tenant) {
    return response()->json(['error' => 'No tenant found.'], 404);
}
...

The service has 4 methods to set tenant:

setTenantByID($id) - Set tenant by pk;
setTenantByUUID($uuid) - Set tenant by uuid;
setTenantByKey($key) - Set tenant by keyname;
setTenant(TenantModelInterface $tenant) - Set tenant with a Tenant model instance;

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