In this series, I'll show you how to build a single-database, multi-tenant application in Laravel. Together, we'll construct our application in such a way as to ensure that data from one tenant never leaks into the results for another tenant.
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قسمت 1
Meet Teamsy
In this series, you will learn about the simplicity and power of building a multi-tenant application with a single database. To illustrate this, we'll build an app using the TALL stack (Tailwind, Alpine, Livewire, and Laravel) with data segmented into tenants. Along the way, we'll additionally cover a handful of common multi-tenant features, such as image uploading and creating a super admin dashboard with impersonation and charts.
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Tenant Global Scope
To build multi-tenant functionality, we need to add the ability for a user to only see data that belong to his or her tenant in the database. To accomplish this, we'll set a Laravel global scope on every model.
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Use Stubs to Set the Tenant ID
All data must be associated with a tenant in our database. We can use the new stub publishing feature that was introduced as part of Laravel 7 to allow for this. This will ensure that tenant ids are added to each model and set whenever data is created.
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Refactor to a BelongsToTenant Trait
Let's clean up this implementation a bit by writing some tests and then refactoring all the code within the Model stub to a BelongsToTenant trait.
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Use TailwindUI for the Public Pages
Tailwind UI is a premium product that can be used to quickly and easily create elegant web pages and components without hiring a designer. In this lesson, we'll use Alpine.js to implement the interactivity from Tailwind UI.
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قسمت 6
Use Livewire With Blade Components
It’s usually a good idea to extract reusable bits of code into Blade components. Let's set aside some time to extract a Livewire "text" input component and use whereStartsWith to get our wire:model attribute even when it includes a modifier.
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قسمت 7
Livewire File Uploads to Amazon S3
Many multi-tenant apps require image uploads, and may need to store those files in Amazon S3. Let’s create an Amazon S3 bucket from scratch and get it connected to our app. Then, we'll leverage the powerful and simple file uploading functionality that Livewire provides.
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