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Sprout Multitenancy Package for Laravel

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Laravel Sprout by Ollie Read is a multitenancy package for Laravel under active development. It hasn't hit a v1.0 release, but we decided to share it with those who want to try it out early and follow along with the development.

Main Features

Some of these features might be under development and may change. The following is a list of features either finished, in progress, or planned:

  • Tenant Identification - support for a subdomain, path, session/cookie, HTTP header, and authentication-based identification.
  • Dependency Injection Support - resolution of a tenant allows it to be injected into controllers
  • Eloquent Tenant support - simplify working with tenants that are models.
  • Database support - initially will launch with single database support to cover common use-cases, other models planned.
  • Tenant-aware services (in progress)
  • Highly configurable and extensible
  • And more...

Check out the Sprout roadmap for more details on features and their current development status. Sprout plans to offer domain-based tenancy, multi-database tenant support, screencasts, and more.

You can learn more about this package and view the source code on GitHub at sprout-laravel/sprout. I would also suggest checking out the FAQ section of the readme.

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