Acts As Many Tenants

As an extension for acts_as_tenant this gem allows for a model to belong to many tenants.

acts_as_many_tenants sets up a has_and_belongs_to_many relationship to a tenant model and introduces a default_scope that checks for the existence of an association to ActsAsTenant.current_tenant.

Usage

Add the following line to your model

acts_as_many_tenants

You can specify the name of the tenant model as an attribute (defaults to Account).

acts_as_many_tenants(:accounts)

You can also use a has_many :through relation for tenants. For example a Task may belong to a Project and relate to many accounts through its project:

acts_as_many_tenants(:accounts, :through => :project)

You can provide a class_name (useful when using namespaces):

acts_as_many_tenants(:accounts, :through => :project, :class_name => 'Foo::Project)

Newly created models get the current_tenant assigned if you haven’t assigned any tenants yourself.
Pass :auto => false to prevent this behaviour:

acts_as_many_tenants(:accounts, :auto => false)

Add :required => true in order to validate the presence of an associated tenant.

acts_as_many_tenants(:accounts, :auto => false, :required => true)

Installation

Add the following line to your Gemfile

gem 'acts_as_many_tenants', :git => 'git://github.com/laurens/acts_as_many_tenants.git'

and run

bundle install

TODO

Make associations immutable in order to align with acts_as_tenant. At the moment only the association=[model] and association_ids=ids methods take care of that. Missing implementation for the other association writers associations.<<(model), associations.delete(model), associations.clear, associations.build, associations.create.

Pull Requests welcome!

Author & Credits

acts_as_many_tenants is written by Laurens Nienhaus as an extension for and inspired by acts_as_tenant.

License

Copyright (c) 2013 Laurens Nienhaus, released under the MIT license