Best practices for Passport and MultiTenancy about laravel-multitenancy

[masterix21]

Create a relationship between tenant and user inside your landlord database.

Next, if you create a login in your landlord website, it could be valid for all your subdomains (if your cookie is valid).

What are the problems?

[dambridge]

In my current implementation, when registering users, I add a record in the Landlord database as well, as I wanted a quick way to see the entire user base of the app somewhere. I could change my setup so that Passport installs in the Landlord db instead of Tenant, associate a token request with the user's tenant, and go from there. The only issue I see there now is that my original desire to allow users to join multiple tenants would no longer be a thing.

Of course, this is all made easier with a little bit of friction added to the UX for authentication, by simply adding a field in which the user must enter their particular subdomain. Hmm.

[freekmurze]

Closing this as this is not an issue with the internals of the package.

Feel free to keep the conversion going.