Moneygun

Rails 8 Multi-tenancy boilerplate.

Updated Nov 07, 2024

By Yaroslav Shmarov

Open Source Starter Kits Free

Price: Free

Description

A free and open source boilerplate with baked in mult-tenancy at its core.

Core features

✅ Registrations & Authentication (Devise + Devise invitable, but is quite easy to switch)
✅ Create Organizations (aka Teams, Accounts, Workspaces, Tenants)
✅ Invite Users to Organization & assign roles (admin, member).
✅ Organization admin can manage organizations & members
✅ Authorization
✅ Complete test coverage
✅ Basic UI design
✅ Nested scaffold generators for fast development (/organizations/projects)

Watch the screencast for more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMonLTvWR5g

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