I'm using the Apartment gem to build a multi-tenant app (each tenant lives in a different Postgres schema).
What's the best way in Rails to define custom CSS overrides for each tenant?
Best way to customize CSS for tenants on a multi-tenant app?
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Where you your efforts? –
Henbane
I'm not asking for code. Just semantics on what's the "rails way" of doing this. –
Newcomen
You could have some key values a admin or a tenant can change on the DB. I like to call this table settings and the relationship would be setting belongs_to tenant. and tenant has_one setting. –
Eyetooth
Given that multi-tenancy is itself a deviation from the rails way of doing things, I am not sure there a definitive answer to be provided here.
I recommend the following approach, which I think fits well with your use case:
In your layout:
<html>
<head>
<%= stylesheet_link_tag "tenant_#{@tenant_name}" %>
</head>
<body class="tenant-<%= @tenant_name %>">
</body>
</html>
In your scss files:
For each tenant (say t1) you can have:
tenant_t1.css.scss
body.tenant-t1 {
... stylesheets specific to tenant 1 scoped within tenant-specific class ...
}
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