Multi-tenant Node.js Application

Introduction

A big shout out to the folks at https://laravel-tenancy.com/ who served as an inspiration for this project. This is a Node.js version of their PHP code. Please note that this project is not in any way up to what they offer on PHP but it will get better with time.

Also will like to appreciate https://github.com/blugavere/node-repositories for being a source of inspiration for the repository used by the package.

Let's get down to Node.js business.

Welcome to the unobtrusive Node.js package that makes your app multi tenant.

Serving multiple websites, each with one or more hostnames from the same codebase but with clear separation of databases.

Suitable for all developers / companies or start-ups building the next software as a service and are interested in re-using functionality for different clients.

Dependencies

This application relies heavily on sequelizejs for its database connections. Dialects supported as of now are MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL and MSSQL. You can read up here http://docs.sequelizejs.com/manual/installation/usage.html#dialects. Also the following packages are required dependencies

  -  "auto-bind": "^2.0.0",
  -  "pg": "^7.8.1",
  -  "sequelize": "^4.42.0",
  -  "sequelize-cli": "^5.4.0",
  -  "dotenv": "^6.2.0"

Installation

$ npm i node-multi-tenant

$ npm install --save https://github.com/deye9/node-multi-tenant

Before you start

Drop all migrations for the tenants in the tenants folder.

A global emitter event is created, kindly emit the req.headers.host to it. It is highly recommended this be done in your routers file / module. Below is a sample code.


/*
 * Routes file
 *
 */

// Dependencies
const handlers = require('./lib/handlers');

const requestRouter = {
    /**
     * handles all route request.
     *
     * @param {String} trimmedPath [Fully Qualified Domain Name]
     * @param {String} requestUrl [req.headers.host]
     * @returns {String}
     */
    handleRequest(trimmedPath, requestUrl) {

        requestRouter.eventManager(requestUrl);

        switch (trimmedPath) {
            case '':
                return handlers.index;

            case 'favicon.ico':
                return handlers.favicon;

            case 'account/create':
                return handlers.accountCreate;

            case 'session/create':
                return handlers.sessionCreate;

            case 'ping':
                return handlers.ping;

            case 'api/menu':
                return handlers.menus;

            case 'public':
                return handlers.public;

            default:
                break;
        }
    },

    /**
     * emit the req.headers.host as an event to be consumed.
     *
     * @param {String} requestUrl
     */
    eventManager(requestUrl) {
        em.emit('requestUrl', requestUrl);
    }
};

// Export the routes
module.exports = {
    handleRequest: (trimmedPath, requestUrl) => requestRouter.handleRequest(trimmedPath, requestUrl)
};

Please call the tenantsInit() in your app init / startup module, as it modifies your connection to create an array of connections. Your main connection can be accessed via db['default']. Child connections will have the uuid passed to the db array for them to be available.
In your .env you need to set the TENANCY_DEFAULT_HOSTNAME variable. e.g TENANCY_DEFAULT_HOSTNAME=sample.dev
To disable logging to the console by the package, set the CONSOLE_LOGGER variable in your .env file to false and back to true to enable logging to the console. CONSOLE_LOGGER=false
To enable / disable Audit log at the Repo level, set the value of the TENANCY_AUDIT_LOG variable in your .env file to true. Kindly note that the logging will only be implemented for Insert, Update and Delete calls that is action on by this package. Logging assumes that your primary key is named "id". Please note that when a tenant is dropped / deleted it is currently not logged. TENANCY_AUDIT_LOG=true
The test accomplying this package / codebase was written to use PostgresSQL

Overview

To use any of the methods, kindly find a sample of what your import statement will look like:

  {
    create: create,
    update: update,
    delete: _delete,
    findAll: findAll,
    init: tenantsInit,
    truncate: truncate,
    findById: findById,
    currentDB: currentDB,
    findFirst: findFirst,
    createTenant: newTenant,
    tenantExists: validTenant,
    deleteTenant: removeTenant,
    updateTenant: updateTenant,
    executeQuery: executeQuery,
    getTenantConnectionString: getTenantConnectionString
  } = require('node-multi-tenant');

Available Methods:

cli methods
create
currentDB
createTenant
delete
deleteTenant
executeQuery
findAll
findById
findFirst
getTenantConnectionString
init
tenantExists
truncate
update
updateTenant

jamesallan93/node-multi-tenant

Multi-tenant Node.js Application

Introduction

Dependencies

Installation

Before you start

Overview

cli

create

currentDB

createTenant

delete

deleteTenant

executeQuery

findAll

findById

findFirst

getTenantConnectionString

init

tenantExists

truncate

update

updateTenant