MultiTenancex

Example of Phoenix application with database multi-tenancy. A practical way to see the concepts tackled in this post from my website.

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Home.

Admin Dashboard.

Admin Product Index.

Admin Product New.

Company Home.

There's a user in the seeds to use for testing purposes:

If you want to create some migration for every tenant:

> docker-compose run multi_tenancex mix multi_tenancex.gen.tenant_migration create_some_table

If you want to migrate the migrations for every tenant:

> docker-compose run multi_tenancex mix multi_tenancex.ecto.migrate_tenants

If you want to rollback the migrations for every tenant:

> docker-compose run multi_tenancex mix multi_tenancex.ecto.rollback_tenants

This project is Docker friendly from day one. To start working on it:

Setup the multi_tenancex container with docker-compose build multi_tenancex.
Install dependencies with docker-compose run multi_tenancex mix deps.get.
Create your database with docker-compose run multi_tenancex mix ecto.create.
Migrate your database with docker-compose run multi_tenancex mix ecto.migrate.
Run seeds for default data with docker-compose run multi_tenancex mix run priv/repo/seeds.exs.
Install Node.js dependencies with docker-compose run multi_tenancex bash -c "cd assets; npm install".
Start the application with docker-compose up

This step assumes you already followed instructions from previous paragraph.

Create your testing database with docker-compose run multi_tenancex env MIX_ENV=test mix ecto.create.
Migrate your testing database with docker-compose run multi_tenancex env MIX_ENV=test mix ecto.migrate.
Run the test suite with docker-compose run multi_tenancex env MIX_ENV=test mix test.
Run the test suite with coverage report on cover folder with: docker-compose run multi_tenancex env MIX_ENV=test mix coveralls.html.

This project was developed by dreamingechoes. It adheres to its code of conduct and contributing guidelines, and uses an equivalent license.

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