implementing role based mutlitenancy
@kapa.ai what is the best way to integrate auth role based multitenancy?
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To implement role-based multitenancy in a Refine application, you can follow these steps:
1. Define Routes with Tenant IDs:
Refine's routing integration allows you to define nested paths with additional parameters like
tenantId
. This parameter can be used in your data providers to interact with your backend.
Example routes:
These routes will make the tenantId
parameter available in the data provider.
2. Use Casbin for Role-Based Access Control:
Casbin can be used to implement a Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) model. You can define roles and permissions specific to each tenant.
Example from the blog:
3. Implement the can
Method:
The can
method is a generic method that can be used for authorization operations. You can pass the current tenant id
while querying in your can
method to perform tenant-specific authorization.
Example from the GitHub issue:
4. Add a Tenant Selector to the UI:
To allow users to switch between tenants, you can add a tenant selector to the UI.
Example code snippet:
5. Example Implementation:
You can refer to the example of a multitenant app built with Refine and Strapi for a full implementation.
Example link:
Multitenancy with Refine + Strapi (https://refine.dev/docs/guides-concepts/multi-tenancy/#strapi)
By following these steps, you can effectively integrate role-based multitenancy in your Refine application. For more detailed information, you can refer to the Refine Multitenancy Documentation (https://refine.dev/docs/guides-concepts/multi-tenancy/).
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