questpie-core-multi-tenancy

Multi-tenant data isolation can be achieved by resolving tenant scopes via HTTP headers like x-selected-workspace. This automatically filters database queries so users only access data belonging to their specific organization.

Scope-based context resolution extracts tenant identifiers from HTTP headers and makes the tenant ID available throughout the request lifecycle. This typed context enforces data access rules for tenant-specific filtering.

Automatic database query filtering is implemented by managing request-scoped context for tenant-specific data. It enforces data access rules based on the resolved tenant scope extracted from the x-selected-workspace header.

Yes, the multi-tenancy framework integrates seamlessly with an admin interface for scope selection. Client-side fetch mechanisms handle header injection to ensure the correct tenant context is applied.

No, this framework operates without external dependencies. It relies on internal context resolution and access control mechanisms to enforce data isolation directly within the backend environment.

Header-based tenant scope resolution requires client-side header injection for every request. It depends on consistent HTTP header transmission and proper admin UI scope selection to maintain accurate tenant data isolation.