I'm creating a multi tenant app that something like project management software.
In my structure, there is a User table that excluded from multi tenant.
User comes my sign-up page, fills the subdomain field called Company then I create a schema for this user. So, they can access their account as companyname.example.com. Everything is okay so far.
I also have an Account table to store subdomains with a creator user.
Now, I also created a table for Account permissions. This table includes Account_id and user_id. I did something like that because, user could join more than one Company with same email address.
Conclusion;
User table
Account table
Account_permissions (to check when someone try to login to specific company. Because, they have more then one company.)
Does this make sense ? Do you have any idea in this case ?
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When registering to my website, users have to specify which company or group they are working for and then all the users are placed in one db table called users. I was wondering if it's possible to create a new table for every single company that registers and then put all users from that company to that one specific table while still having a single user model and a single controller.
I think you need multi-tenant application.
Here Each company/group can act as a tenant - all users are members of the tenant.
A simple library for this purpose is Milia
Please check the documentation and use accordingly.
It will save all companies users to the same table - But while retrieving apply the scope to find users of a particular tenant.
You don't need to create a table for each company. You need to create tables called Companies and Users that are in relation with each other. So User belongs_to company. Then when you are creating a user you pass company_id to that user. You can read more about it here: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/association_basics.html
Background
Devise User contain the organization_id as association belongs_to Organization.
Currently sign in url for user in Rails App is
http://localhost:3000/users/organizations/1/sign_in
Above Url help me to find the user on basis of username & organization while sign_in session.
User Model validates username unique in scope of organization.
Need to achieve
http://localhost:3000/users/sign_in
As Sign in Url for the all organization.
Current sign in url is Org dependent after acheiving above it will be converted to organization independent.
Can any one suggest a possible solution, which allow me to create the multiple user having same username in different organization, so on sign in it allows user to go their respective organization.
Other solution are also Welcome.
I assume that you have multiple organization and you want to separate data between them. If that is the case you may want to consider multi-tenancy. Simple implementation of that is acts_as_tenant gem.
Than you simply scope that "membership" that would contain your username for that particular organization. records scoped with organization will have default scope on organization_id, so they can duplicate everything else and stay "clean"
Maybe not the fastest setup, but if you want to have multiple organizations - the easiest I have tried.
I am building an MVC4 application and need to use external authentication (Facebook, etc). I have that working fine. I see the SimpleMembershipProvider creates 2 separate tables to handle this: "webpages_Membership" and "webpages_OAuthMembership". I need to map other tables (foreign keys) to User ID. The problem is both tables have a user ID which are unrelated to each other.. I could ignore the foreign keys in the database if necessary (don't like that though), but the bigger question is this: in code, how would I determine whether a user is authorized externally or locally so that I know where to get his other info from? Specifically, I have a user profile table where I will map other attributes to.. having 2 different types of user, how does one go about this?
Right, I have learned more about MVC4 and SimpleMembershipProvider and I see now that the User ID on both tables is actually a foreign key to a parent table called UserProfile. So, User IDs will still be unique.. it's just the mappings are a little different to what I was accustomed to with the standard ASP.NET membership provider. Email address and whatever other properties are required can be easily applied to the UserProfile table.
i have something in mind, i have some user types, Building owner, building manager.
I want to create user as building manager, but i dont want they have access to login system. this user are only for some selectbox in my website, but i need to show them in my user index page.
what i think i can do is create normal user and with a before_save i create a new data in another table.
In a request i need to be able to setup in my building form more than one building manager. maybe the best are with nested form.. I think i will need to add building id to my user table. maybe they can be assigned more than one building.
for now, my db structure are like this :
table users with user data (username, password, email, first and last name, phone)
table usertype have userid, typename and accesslvl
But this problem give me some managing problem. They will not be associated with user data.
How can i resolve this? Does Device can block some user? I searched in the Devise docs, but nothing found.
Thanks for your help.
There is an approach where admin users can approve other user accounts for login. You could use a similar approach but programmatically approve the accounts you actually want to allow logins for. Details are here:
https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/wiki/How-To:-Require-admin-to-activate-account-before-sign_in
The problem: client needs a website to serve 10+ customers, each customer has 5-10 people they wish to grant access using login & user name, once "logged in" the user can download files specific to their company.
The files will be uploaded to a directory under the customer name, and displayed as a list. Currently using membership for all of the users, it's just the "by customer" segmentation I'm wondering about. the question being under ASP.NET MVC what is the cleanest or simplest approach to solving the customer segmentation, trying to avoid customer membership provider so was going to use the roles to assign customer group.
Thoughts appreciated.
In the past I tried to avoid the membership and role providers as well since I don't like the way they are implemented. So just use the old school way. Create two tables on your db, one stores the customers the other the users.
Just build a simple relationship like: User n ----- 1 Customer
Now if a user logs in first authenticate him/her against the User table, then authorize on the Customer table.
The provide the right downloads, just create an additional table File, which has a n:1 relationship to the Customer table (like the User table).