Filament•11mo ago

Tenant with an extra layer of ownership - uploading documents

Hi. I have set up Filament with multitenancy, and I am using a classic "Team" model. I have one more layer below a team, that I call buckets: A team can have many buckets, and a bucket can belong to one team. Then, under a bucket, the user can upload many documents, meaning that: a bucket can have many documents, and a document can belong to one bucket. Now, I have set up a new resource called DocumentResource, but I am simply unable to figure out how I can upload a simple document via a header action, since the document should belong to a bucket, and not to a team directly. In my App panel, I have specified this:

tenant(Team::class, ownershipRelationship: 'bucket')

tenant(Team::class, ownershipRelationship: 'bucket')

Then, on the DocumentResource I have set a relationship:

protected static ?string $model = Document::class;
protected static ?string $tenantRelationshipName = 'buckets';

protected static ?string $model = Document::class;
protected static ?string $tenantRelationshipName = 'buckets';

Then, under the ListDocuments page, I would like to have the "Upload Document" modal:

protected function getHeaderActions(): array
{
    return [
       Actions\CreateAction::make()
                ->form([
                    FileUpload::make('name')
                        ->required()
                        ->storeFileNamesIn('original_filename')
                ])
    ];
}

protected function getHeaderActions(): array
{
    return [
       Actions\CreateAction::make()
                ->form([
                    FileUpload::make('name')
                        ->required()
                        ->storeFileNamesIn('original_filename')
                ])
    ];
}

When I upload, it fails, since Filament is looking for a team_id on the documents table. But there is none, only a bucket_id

5 Replies

Sjoerd24•11mo ago

Just put this in your documentresource that shouldn’t scope for tenants: protected static bool $isScopedToTenant = false; Although you have to be careful to limit access to the buckets yourself.

oliverbuskOP•11mo ago

But how can I then upload a document and relate it to a bucket? After some more thinking -- basically all the users will see is scoped like this: Team -> Bucket -> Data Is there a better way to achieve this, so the data always relates to the active bucket?

Sjoerd24•11mo ago

Why not give the bucket a team_id then?

oliverbuskOP•11mo ago

The bucket does indeed have a team_id, perhaps I am just confused about how to scope this correctly..

david1686624•11mo ago

I got the same problem. The way around it is that, I add team_id in model Document's $fillable. In ListDocument Actions\CreateAction::make() ->form([ FileUpload::make('name') ->required() ->storeFileNamesIn('original_filename') ]) ->mutateFormDataUsing(function (array $data): array { $data['team_id'] = Filament::getTenant()->id; return $data; }); and you should remove $tenantRelationshipName from youor DocumentResource.

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