Spree supports multi-store scenarios out of the box. The apartment gem, which this gem depends on is not maintained anymore, hence we won't maintain and support this gem anymore.
Multiple stores using a single Spree application instance.
Uses request subdomain to swap database, Rails cache (preferences), image paths.
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Add to your
Gemfile:gem 'spree_shared', github: 'spree-contrib/spree_shared', branch: 'master'
Make sure your
config/database.ymlhas valid db connection. -
Create
config/initializers/apartment.rbwith the following command:bundle exec rails generate apartment:install -
Search for following line inside
config/initializers/apartment.rb:config.tenant_names = lambda { ToDo_Tenant_Or_User_Model.pluck :database }
And change it to include two sample subdomains:
config.tenant_names = %w(store1 store2)
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Bootstrap sample stores:
bundle exec rake spree_shared:bootstrap['store1'] bundle exec rake spree_shared:bootstrap['store2']
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Setup local subdomains for sample stores, as spree_shared uses by default subdomain routing you need to confirm some local domains such as:
store1.spree.devstore2.spree.devThis can be done using Pow or editing your local
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Set namespace for cache engine in
development.rband/orproduction.rbconfig.cache_store = :memory_store, { namespace: -> { Apartment::Tenant.current } }
If you'd like to set preferences for every store you can do so in your config/initializers/spree.rb initializer by iterating over each store, and then setting it's preference. Since this is multi-tenant with each store having their own database the usual Spree.config block can't be used as it only sets the preference for a single database.
Here is an example:
require 'spree_shared/tenant_decorator'
Apartment::Tenant.each do |tenant_name| # also each_with_default available
Spree::Config.auto_capture = true
rescue
puts " Failed to set up config for store '#{tenant_name}'"
end
See corresponding guidelines
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