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# Enhanced Database Seeder - Implementation Guide
## Overview
I've created a comprehensive database seeder for your Wizamart platform that significantly expands coverage beyond your original implementation. The new seeder creates realistic test data across all your database models.
## What's New
### Original Seeder Coverage
- ✓ Admin user
- ✓ 2 Vendors (TESTVENDOR, WIZAMART)
### Enhanced Seeder Coverage
- ✓ Admin user + multiple test users (vendors, customers)
- ✓ 3 Vendors with different themes and configurations
- ✓ Custom domains for vendors
- ✓ Vendor themes with different presets (modern, classic, vibrant)
- ✓ 5 Sample marketplace products
- ✓ Vendor-product relationships
- ✓ Multiple customers with addresses
- ✓ Sample orders with order items
- ✓ Import jobs
- ✓ Admin settings (platform configuration)
- ✓ Platform alerts (system monitoring)
## Files Created
1. **seed_database.py** - Enhanced seeder script (placed in /mnt/user-data/outputs/)
2. **makefile_additions.txt** - Commands to add to your Makefile
## Makefile Integration
Add these commands to your Makefile in the DATABASE section (after backup-db):
```makefile
seed:
@echo Seeding database with comprehensive test data...
$(PYTHON) scripts/seed_database.py
@echo Seeding completed successfully
seed-minimal:
@echo Seeding database with minimal data (admin + 1 vendor)...
$(PYTHON) scripts/seed_database.py --minimal
@echo Minimal seeding completed
seed-reset:
@echo WARNING: This will DELETE ALL existing data!
$(PYTHON) scripts/seed_database.py --reset
@echo Database reset and seeded
# Complete database setup (migrate + seed)
db-setup: migrate-up seed
@echo Database setup complete!
@echo Run 'make dev' to start development server
db-reset: migrate-down migrate-up seed-reset
@echo Database completely reset!
```
Add these help entries to the help section (under === DATABASE ===):
```makefile
@echo seed - Seed database with comprehensive test data
@echo seed-minimal - Seed minimal data (admin + 1 vendor)
@echo seed-reset - Reset and seed database (destructive!)
@echo db-setup - Complete database setup (migrate + seed)
@echo db-reset - Complete database reset
```
## Usage
### 1. Install the Seeder
Copy the seed_database.py file to your scripts directory:
```bash
cp seed_database.py scripts/seed_database.py
```
### 2. Run Seeding Commands
#### Option A: Full Comprehensive Seeding (Recommended for Development)
```bash
make seed
# or
python scripts/seed_database.py
```
This creates:
- 1 admin user
- 3 test users (2 vendors, 1 customer)
- 3 vendors (WIZAMART, FASHIONHUB, BOOKSTORE)
- 5 marketplace products
- 10 vendor-product links
- 4 customers
- 8 addresses
- 2 orders
- 2 import jobs
- 4 admin settings
- 2 platform alerts
#### Option B: Minimal Seeding (Quick Setup)
```bash
make seed-minimal
# or
python scripts/seed_database.py --minimal
```
This creates only:
- 1 admin user
- 1 vendor (WIZAMART)
#### Option C: Reset and Seed (Fresh Start)
```bash
make seed-reset
# or
python scripts/seed_database.py --reset
```
⚠️ **WARNING**: This DELETES ALL existing data!
#### Option D: Complete Database Setup (Migration + Seed)
```bash
make db-setup
```
This runs:
1. `make migrate-up` (apply migrations)
2. `make seed` (seed data)
## Test Data Details
### Users Created
| Username | Email | Password | Role |
|----------|-------|----------|------|
| admin | admin@wizamart.com | admin123 | admin |
| vendor1 | vendor1@example.com | password123 | vendor |
| vendor2 | vendor2@example.com | password123 | vendor |
| customer1 | customer1@example.com | password123 | customer |
### Vendors Created
| Code | Name | Subdomain | Theme | Custom Domain |
|------|------|-----------|-------|---------------|
| WIZAMART | WizaMart | wizamart | modern | wizamart.shop |
| FASHIONHUB | Fashion Hub | fashionhub | vibrant | fashionhub.store |
| BOOKSTORE | The Book Store | bookstore | classic | (none) |
### Products Created
1. **Wireless Bluetooth Headphones** - $149.99
- Brand: AudioTech
- GTIN: 1234567890123
2. **Smart Watch Pro** - $299.99
- Brand: TechWear
- GTIN: 1234567890124
3. **Portable Bluetooth Speaker** - $79.99
- Brand: AudioTech
- GTIN: 1234567890125
4. **Wireless Charging Pad** - $39.99
- Brand: ChargeMax
- GTIN: 1234567890126
5. **4K Webcam** - $129.99
- Brand: VisionTech
- GTIN: 1234567890127
### Theme Presets Available
The seeder includes 5 built-in theme presets:
1. **default** - Indigo and purple, Inter font
2. **modern** - Blue and cyan, Poppins font, transparent header
3. **classic** - Deep blue and purple, Georgia serif font
4. **vibrant** - Pink and orange, colorful background
5. **minimal** - Black and white, Helvetica font
## Features
### 1. Idempotent Operations
- Safe to run multiple times without --reset flag
- Checks for existing records before creating
- Reports what was created vs. what already existed
### 2. Comprehensive Coverage
- Tests all major database models
- Creates realistic relationships between entities
- Includes edge cases (pending orders, completed orders, etc.)
### 3. Better Output
- Beautiful formatted output with boxes and sections
- Color-coded success/info/error messages
- Detailed summary with database statistics
- Quick reference for login credentials and URLs
### 4. Command-Line Arguments
```bash
python scripts/seed_database.py [--reset] [--minimal]
--reset : Drop all data before seeding (destructive!)
--minimal : Create only essential data (admin + 1 vendor)
```
### 5. Proper Error Handling
- Verifies database is ready before seeding
- Rolls back on errors
- Provides helpful error messages
- Suggests solutions for common issues
## Testing Access
### Admin Panel
- URL: `http://localhost:8000/admin/login`
- Username: `admin`
- Password: `admin123`
### Vendor Shops
- WIZAMART: `http://localhost:8000/shop/WIZAMART`
- FASHIONHUB: `http://localhost:8000/shop/FASHIONHUB`
- BOOKSTORE: `http://localhost:8000/shop/BOOKSTORE`
### Theme Editors
- WIZAMART Theme: `http://localhost:8000/admin/vendors/WIZAMART/theme`
- FASHIONHUB Theme: `http://localhost:8000/admin/vendors/FASHIONHUB/theme`
- BOOKSTORE Theme: `http://localhost:8000/admin/vendors/BOOKSTORE/theme`
## Example Output
```
╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ WIZAMART DATABASE SEEDER ║
╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
STEP 1: Verifying database...
✓ Database tables verified
════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
COMPREHENSIVE SEEDING
════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
STEP 1: Creating users...
✓ Admin user created (ID: 1)
✓ User 'vendor1' created (ID: 2)
✓ User 'vendor2' created (ID: 3)
✓ User 'customer1' created (ID: 4)
STEP 2: Creating vendors...
✓ WIZAMART created (ID: 1)
✓ Theme 'modern' applied
✓ Custom domain 'wizamart.shop' added
✓ FASHIONHUB created (ID: 2)
✓ Theme 'vibrant' applied
✓ Custom domain 'fashionhub.store' added
✓ BOOKSTORE created (ID: 3)
✓ Theme 'classic' applied
...
════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SEEDING SUMMARY
════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
📊 Database Statistics:
Users: 4
Vendors: 3
Vendor Themes: 3
Custom Domains: 2
Marketplace Products: 5
Vendor Products: 10
Customers: 4
Addresses: 8
Orders: 2
Order Items: 4
Import Jobs: 2
Admin Settings: 4
Platform Alerts: 2
```
## Configuration
You can customize the seeder by editing the configuration constants at the top of the file:
```python
# Admin credentials
DEFAULT_ADMIN_EMAIL = "admin@wizamart.com"
DEFAULT_ADMIN_USERNAME = "admin"
DEFAULT_ADMIN_PASSWORD = "admin123"
# Vendor configurations
VENDOR_CONFIGS = [...]
# Test users
TEST_USERS = [...]
# Sample products
SAMPLE_PRODUCTS = [...]
# Theme presets
THEME_PRESETS = {...}
```
## Migration Path from Old Seeder
If you're currently using the old seed_database.py:
1. Backup your current seeder:
```bash
mv scripts/seed_database.py scripts/seed_database.old.py
```
2. Install new seeder:
```bash
cp seed_database.py scripts/seed_database.py
```
3. Run with minimal flag first to test:
```bash
make seed-minimal
```
4. If satisfied, run full seeding:
```bash
make seed
```
## Troubleshooting
### Error: "Database not ready"
**Solution**: Run migrations first
```bash
make migrate-up
```
### Error: "Table doesn't exist"
**Solution**: Make sure all migrations are applied
```bash
alembic upgrade head
```
### Error: "Foreign key constraint failed"
**Solution**: Reset database and try again
```bash
make seed-reset
```
### Error: Import errors
**Solution**: Make sure you're in the project root and virtual environment is activated
```bash
source venv/bin/activate # Linux/Mac
venv\Scripts\activate # Windows
```
## Best Practices
1. **Development**: Use `make seed` for full test data
2. **Quick Testing**: Use `make seed-minimal` for fast setup
3. **Fresh Start**: Use `make seed-reset` when testing migrations
4. **Production**: Never run the seeder in production!
## Security Notes
⚠️ **IMPORTANT**:
- Default passwords are simple for development convenience
- Change ALL default passwords in production environments
- The admin password is intentionally weak for local development
- Never commit sensitive credentials to version control
## Future Enhancements
Consider adding:
- More diverse product categories
- Different vendor statuses (pending, suspended)
- Customer order history variations
- Failed import jobs
- More complex inventory scenarios
- Payment transactions
- Vendor subscriptions
- Product reviews and ratings

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# Makefile Changes - Quick Reference
## Location 1: DATABASE Section (After line 78 - after backup-db)
Add these targets:
```makefile
seed:
@echo Seeding database with comprehensive test data...
$(PYTHON) scripts/seed_database.py
@echo Seeding completed successfully
seed-minimal:
@echo Seeding database with minimal data (admin + 1 vendor)...
$(PYTHON) scripts/seed_database.py --minimal
@echo Minimal seeding completed
seed-reset:
@echo WARNING: This will DELETE ALL existing data!
$(PYTHON) scripts/seed_database.py --reset
@echo Database reset and seeded
# Complete database setup (migrate + seed)
db-setup: migrate-up seed
@echo Database setup complete!
@echo Run 'make dev' to start development server
db-reset: migrate-down migrate-up seed-reset
@echo Database completely reset!
```
## Location 2: HELP Section (Around line 270 - in DATABASE help)
Replace:
```makefile
@echo === DATABASE ===
@echo migrate-create message="msg" - Create new migration
@echo migrate-up - Apply pending migrations
@echo migrate-down - Rollback last migration
@echo migrate-status - Show migration status
@echo backup-db - Backup database
@echo.
```
With:
```makefile
@echo === DATABASE ===
@echo migrate-create message="msg" - Create new migration
@echo migrate-up - Apply pending migrations
@echo migrate-down - Rollback last migration
@echo migrate-status - Show migration status
@echo backup-db - Backup database
@echo seed - Seed database with comprehensive test data
@echo seed-minimal - Seed minimal data (admin + 1 vendor)
@echo seed-reset - Reset and seed database (destructive!)
@echo db-setup - Complete database setup (migrate + seed)
@echo db-reset - Complete database reset
@echo.
```
## Location 3: DAILY WORKFLOW Help Section (Around line 305)
Replace:
```makefile
@echo === DAILY WORKFLOW ===
@echo make dev # Start development
@echo make migrate-create message="feature" # Create migration
@echo make migrate-up # Apply migration
@echo make test # Run tests
```
With:
```makefile
@echo === DAILY WORKFLOW ===
@echo make db-setup # Setup database with data
@echo make dev # Start development
@echo make migrate-create message="feature" # Create migration
@echo make migrate-up # Apply migration
@echo make seed # Seed test data
@echo make test # Run tests
```
## Location 4: help-db target (Around line 310)
Replace:
```makefile
help-db:
@echo === DATABASE COMMANDS ===
@echo migrate-create message="description" - Create auto-generated migration
@echo migrate-create-manual message="desc" - Create empty migration template
@echo migrate-up - Apply all pending migrations
@echo migrate-down - Rollback last migration
@echo migrate-status - Show current status and history
@echo backup-db - Create database backup
@echo.
@echo TYPICAL WORKFLOW:
@echo 1. Edit your SQLAlchemy models
@echo 2. make migrate-create message="add_new_feature"
@echo 3. Review the generated migration file
@echo 4. make migrate-up
```
With:
```makefile
help-db:
@echo === DATABASE COMMANDS ===
@echo migrate-create message="description" - Create auto-generated migration
@echo migrate-create-manual message="desc" - Create empty migration template
@echo migrate-up - Apply all pending migrations
@echo migrate-down - Rollback last migration
@echo migrate-status - Show current status and history
@echo backup-db - Create database backup
@echo seed - Seed comprehensive test data
@echo seed-minimal - Seed minimal data (admin + 1 vendor)
@echo seed-reset - Reset and seed (destructive!)
@echo db-setup - Complete database setup
@echo db-reset - Complete database reset
@echo.
@echo TYPICAL WORKFLOW:
@echo 1. make db-setup # First time setup
@echo 2. Edit your SQLAlchemy models
@echo 3. make migrate-create message="add_new_feature"
@echo 4. Review the generated migration file
@echo 5. make migrate-up
@echo 6. make seed # Refresh test data if needed
```
## Update .PHONY targets (Around line 2)
Replace:
```makefile
.PHONY: install install-dev install-docs install-all dev test test-coverage lint format check docker-build docker-up docker-down clean help
```
With:
```makefile
.PHONY: install install-dev install-docs install-all dev test test-coverage lint format check docker-build docker-up docker-down clean help seed seed-minimal seed-reset db-setup db-reset
```
## Quick Copy-Paste Version
If you want to add all commands at once, here's the complete DATABASE section replacement:
```makefile
# =============================================================================
# DATABASE MIGRATIONS
# =============================================================================
migrate-create:
@if "$(message)"=="" (echo Error: Please provide a message. Usage: make migrate-create message="your_description") else ($(PYTHON) -m alembic revision --autogenerate -m "$(message)")
migrate-create-manual:
@if "$(message)"=="" (echo Error: Please provide a message. Usage: make migrate-create-manual message="your_description") else ($(PYTHON) -m alembic revision -m "$(message)")
migrate-up:
@echo Running database migrations...
$(PYTHON) -m alembic upgrade head
@echo Migrations completed successfully
migrate-down:
@echo Rolling back last migration...
$(PYTHON) -m alembic downgrade -1
@echo Rollback completed
migrate-status:
@echo Current migration status:
$(PYTHON) -m alembic current
@echo.
@echo Migration history:
$(PYTHON) -m alembic history --verbose
backup-db:
@echo Creating database backup...
@$(PYTHON) scripts/backup_database.py
seed:
@echo Seeding database with comprehensive test data...
$(PYTHON) scripts/seed_database.py
@echo Seeding completed successfully
seed-minimal:
@echo Seeding database with minimal data (admin + 1 vendor)...
$(PYTHON) scripts/seed_database.py --minimal
@echo Minimal seeding completed
seed-reset:
@echo WARNING: This will DELETE ALL existing data!
$(PYTHON) scripts/seed_database.py --reset
@echo Database reset and seeded
# Complete database setup (migrate + seed)
db-setup: migrate-up seed
@echo Database setup complete!
@echo Run 'make dev' to start development server
db-reset: migrate-down migrate-up seed-reset
@echo Database completely reset!
```

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╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ WIZAMART MULTI-TENANT ARCHITECTURE ║
╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ PRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Internet
│ HTTPS
┌──────────────┼──────────────┐
│ │ │
┌───────────▼─────────┐ │ ┌────────▼────────────┐
│ │ │ │ │
│ acme.wizamart.com │ │ │ store.acme-corp.com │
│ (Subdomain Mode) │ │ │ (Custom Domain) │
│ │ │ │ │
└───────────┬─────────┘ │ └────────┬────────────┘
│ │ │
└──────────────┼────────────┘
│ HTTP Request
┌──────────────────────────┐
│ FastAPI Application │
│ (main.py) │
└──────────────────────────┘
┌──────────────────┼──────────────────┐
│ │ │
▼ ▼ ▼
┌────────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────────┐
│ Middleware │ │ Middleware │ │ Middleware │
│ Chain │ │ Chain │ │ Chain │
├────────────────┤ ├──────────────┤ ├──────────────────┤
│1. CORS │ │1. CORS │ │1. CORS │
│2. Vendor │ │2. Vendor │ │2. Vendor │
│ Detection │ │ Detection │ │ Detection │
│3. Context │ │3. Context │ │3. Context │
│ Detection │ │ Detection │ │ Detection │
│4. Theme │ │4. Theme │ │4. Theme │
│ Loading │ │ Loading │ │ Loading │
│5. Logging │ │5. Logging │ │5. Logging │
└────────────────┘ └──────────────┘ └──────────────────┘
│ │ │
│ request.state: │ request.state: │ request.state:
│ vendor=1 │ vendor=1 │ vendor=2
│ theme={...} │ theme={...} │ theme={...}
│ context=SHOP │ context=SHOP │ context=SHOP
│ │ │
└──────────────────┼──────────────────┘
┌──────────▼──────────┐
│ Route Matching │
│ /shop/products │
└──────────┬──────────┘
┌──────────▼──────────────────┐
│ Handler Execution │
│ (shop_pages.py) │
└──────────┬──────────────────┘
┌──────────▼──────────────────┐
│ Template Rendering │
│ (shop/products.html) │
│ + Vendor Theme │
│ + Vendor Name │
└──────────┬──────────────────┘
┌──────────────▼──────────────┐
│ Jinja2 Template │
│ ├─ ACME's theme colors │
│ ├─ ACME's logo │
│ ├─ ACME's fonts │
│ └─ Data placeholder │
└──────────┬────────────────┘
┌──────▼──────┐
│ HTML Output │
│ + Alpine.js │
└──────┬──────┘
Browser renders
JavaScript runs
API calls:
/api/v1/public/vendors/1/products
┌──────▼──────────────┐
│ Backend API │
│ ├─ products table │
│ │ (vendor_id=1) │
│ └─ returns JSON │
└──────┬──────────────┘
┌──────▼──────────────┐
│ Products rendered │
│ with ACME's theme │
│ in browser │
└────────────────────┘
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ DEVELOPMENT DEPLOYMENT (Path-Based Routing) │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Browser
│ http://localhost:8000/vendors/acme/shop/products
┌───────────────────────────┐
│ FastAPI on Localhost │
│ (main.py) │
└──────────┬────────────────┘
│ Middleware detects:
│ ├─ Path: /vendors/acme/...
│ ├─ Extraction: vendor="acme"
│ ├─ Query: vendors WHERE subdomain='acme'
│ └─ Sets: request.state.vendor=Vendor(1)
┌──────▼──────────────────┐
│ Remaining middleware │
│ (context, theme, etc.) │
└──────┬──────────────────┘
┌──────▼──────────────────┐
│ Route: /shop/products │
│ (depends on path rewrite│
│ middleware) │
└──────┬──────────────────┘
┌──────▼──────────────────┐
│ Same HTML rendering │
│ Same API calls │
│ Same result │
└────────────────────────┘
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ VENDOR DETECTION DECISION TREE │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Incoming Request
Extract Host
┌──────────────────┼──────────────────┐
│ │ │
▼ ▼ ▼
Is custom Is subdomain? Is path-based?
domain? (not www, not (/vendors/...?)
(not *. admin, not api)
platform.com)
│ │ │
YES YES YES
│ │ │
▼ ▼ ▼
┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐
│Lookup │ │Extract │ │Extract │
│vendor_ │ │subdomain│ │subdomain│
│domains │ │from host│ │from path│
│table │ └────┬────┘ └────┬────┘
└────┬────┘ │ │
│ ┌───────▼─────────┐ ┌─────▼──────┐
│ │Query vendors │ │Query vendors│
│ │WHERE subdomain= │ │WHERE subdom│
│ │'{subdomain}' │ │='{code}' │
│ └───────┬─────────┘ └─────┬──────┘
│ │ │
└──────────────┼───────────────────┘
┌───────▼────────┐
│ Vendor Found? │
└───┬────────┬───┘
YES NO
│ │
▼ ▼
┌───────────┐ ┌──────────┐
│Set │ │Return 404│
│request. │ │(Vendor │
│state. │ │not found)│
│vendor │ └──────────┘
└───────────┘
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ DATABASE SCHEMA (Multi-Tenant Isolation) │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
vendors
├─ id (PK)
├─ name
├─ subdomain (unique)
├─ is_active
└─ ... (other fields)
vendor_domains
├─ id (PK)
├─ vendor_id (FK → vendors.id)
├─ domain (unique)
├─ is_active
├─ is_verified
└─ ... (other fields)
vendor_themes
├─ id (PK)
├─ vendor_id (FK → vendors.id)
├─ theme_name
├─ colors (JSON)
├─ branding (JSON)
├─ fonts (JSON)
├─ is_active
└─ ... (other fields)
products
├─ id (PK)
├─ vendor_id (FK → vendors.id) ← MULTI-TENANT KEY
├─ name
├─ description
├─ price
├─ is_active
└─ ... (other fields)
orders
├─ id (PK)
├─ vendor_id (FK → vendors.id) ← MULTI-TENANT KEY
├─ customer_id
├─ total
└─ ... (other fields)
... Every table has vendor_id to enforce isolation
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ REQUEST CONTEXT DETECTION │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Path Context Type Handler
──────────────────────────────── ───────────────── ──────────────────────
/api/v1/admin/users → RequestContext.API (JSON endpoints)
/api/v1/vendor/products → RequestContext.API
/api/v1/public/products → RequestContext.API
/admin/dashboard → RequestContext.ADMIN (HTML templates)
/admin/users → RequestContext.ADMIN
/vendor/dashboard → RequestContext.VENDOR_DASHBOARD
/vendor/products → RequestContext.VENDOR_DASHBOARD
/shop/products → RequestContext.SHOP (with vendor context)
/shop/products/123 → RequestContext.SHOP
/ → RequestContext.FALLBACK
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ AUTHORIZATION LAYERS │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Layer 1: URL Detection
Vendor identified from host/domain/path
Layer 2: Middleware
request.state.vendor = Vendor(...)
Layer 3: Database Queries
SELECT * FROM products WHERE vendor_id = request.state.vendor.id
Layer 4: API Authorization
if endpoint_vendor_id != request.state.vendor.id:
raise UnauthorizedShopAccessException()
Result: Complete vendor isolation at all levels
No way to cross-access vendor data
╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ END OF DIAGRAM ║
╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

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║ WIZAMART MULTI-TENANT URL ROUTING - COMPLETE SUMMARY ║
╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
TL;DR
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
Q: What's the URL for a customer to connect to a vendor's shop in Wizamart?
A: It depends on the deployment mode:
1. PRODUCTION (Subdomain): https://vendor-name.wizamart.com/shop/products
2. PRODUCTION (Custom Domain): https://vendor-domain.com/shop/products
3. DEVELOPMENT (Path-Based): http://localhost:8000/vendors/vendor-code/shop/products
THE COMPLETE PICTURE
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DEPLOYMENT MODES
────────────────
┌─ Mode 1: SUBDOMAIN ─────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ URL: https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products │
│ │
│ How it works: │
│ 1. Customer visits acme.wizamart.com │
│ 2. Middleware detects subdomain "acme" │
│ 3. Queries: vendors WHERE subdomain = 'acme' │
│ 4. Finds Vendor(id=1, name="ACME Store") │
│ 5. Loads ACME's theme │
│ 6. Renders HTML with ACME's branding │
│ │
│ Best for: Production, standard vendors │
│ SSL: *.wizamart.com wildcard cert │
│ DNS: Add subdomains as needed │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─ Mode 2: CUSTOM DOMAIN ─────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ URL: https://store.acmecorp.com/shop/products │
│ │
│ How it works: │
│ 1. Customer visits store.acmecorp.com │
│ 2. Middleware detects custom domain │
│ 3. Queries: vendor_domains WHERE domain = ... │
│ 4. Finds VendorDomain(vendor_id=1) │
│ 5. Joins to Vendor(id=1) │
│ 6. Loads ACME's theme │
│ 7. Renders HTML with ACME's branding │
│ │
│ Best for: Production, premium vendors │
│ SSL: Vendor's own SSL certificate │
│ DNS: Vendor configures domain │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─ Mode 3: PATH-BASED ────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ URL: http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop... │
│ │
│ How it works: │
│ 1. Developer visits localhost:8000/vendor/.. │
│ 2. Middleware detects path-based routing │
│ 3. Extracts "acme" from path │
│ 4. Queries: vendors WHERE subdomain = 'acme' │
│ 5. Finds Vendor(id=1) │
│ 6. Loads ACME's theme │
│ 7. Renders HTML with ACME's branding │
│ │
│ Best for: Local development & testing │
│ SSL: None needed (localhost) │
│ DNS: None needed │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
REQUEST PROCESSING FLOW
═══════════════════════
Customer Request
├─ vendor_context_middleware
│ ├─ Detects vendor from host/domain/path
│ └─ Sets request.state.vendor = Vendor(...)
├─ context_middleware
│ ├─ Detects RequestContext.SHOP
│ └─ Sets request.state.context_type
├─ theme_context_middleware
│ ├─ Loads vendor theme
│ └─ Sets request.state.theme
├─ Route Matching → /shop/products
├─ Handler Execution → shop_products_page()
├─ Template Rendering → shop/products.html
│ ├─ Uses vendor.name → "ACME Store"
│ ├─ Uses theme.colors → "#FF6B6B"
│ └─ Uses theme.logo → "acme-logo.png"
├─ HTML Sent to Browser
├─ JavaScript Runs
├─ API Call → /api/v1/public/vendors/1/products
├─ Backend Returns Products
├─ JavaScript Renders with Theme
Response: Fully Branded Shop
VENDOR ISOLATION: 4 LAYERS
════════════════════════════
Layer 1: URL DETECTION
├─ Subdomain → extract from host
├─ Custom Domain → lookup VendorDomain table
└─ Path → extract from URL path
Result: Vendor identified
Layer 2: MIDDLEWARE
└─ request.state.vendor = Vendor(...)
Result: Vendor accessible throughout request
Layer 3: DATABASE QUERIES
└─ WHERE vendor_id = request.state.vendor.id
Result: ONLY that vendor's data returned
Layer 4: API AUTHORIZATION
└─ if vendor_id != request.state.vendor.id: raise Exception
Result: Cross-vendor access impossible
ALL SHOP ROUTES
════════════════
PUBLIC ROUTES (No authentication required)
───────────────────────────────────────────
/shop/ → Homepage / product catalog
/shop/products → Product catalog
/shop/products/{id} → Product detail page
/shop/categories/{slug} → Category products
/shop/cart → Shopping cart
/shop/checkout → Checkout process
/shop/search → Search results
/shop/about → About us page
/shop/contact → Contact us page
/shop/faq → FAQ page
/shop/privacy → Privacy policy
/shop/terms → Terms of service
AUTHENTICATION ROUTES
──────────────────────
/shop/account/register → Customer registration
/shop/account/login → Customer login
/shop/account/forgot-password → Password reset
PROTECTED ROUTES (Authentication required)
───────────────────────────────────────────
/shop/account/ → Account home
/shop/account/dashboard → Account dashboard
/shop/account/orders → Order history
/shop/account/orders/{id} → Order details
/shop/account/profile → Profile page
/shop/account/addresses → Address management
/shop/account/wishlist → Wishlist
/shop/account/settings → Account settings
COMPLETE REQUEST LIFECYCLE EXAMPLE
═══════════════════════════════════
Scenario: Customer visits https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products
Step 1: Browser Request
GET https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products
Headers: Host: acme.wizamart.com
Step 2: vendor_context_middleware
Input: host = "acme.wizamart.com"
Processing:
1. Check if custom domain? NO
2. Check if subdomain? YES
3. Extract "acme"
4. Query: vendors WHERE subdomain = 'acme'
Output: request.state.vendor = Vendor(id=1, name="ACME Store")
Step 3: context_middleware
Input: path = "/shop/products", request.state.vendor exists
Processing:
1. Is /api/*? NO
2. Is /admin/*? NO
3. Has vendor? YES
Output: request.state.context_type = RequestContext.SHOP
Step 4: theme_context_middleware
Input: request.state.vendor.id = 1
Processing:
1. Query: vendor_themes WHERE vendor_id = 1
Output: request.state.theme = {colors, branding, fonts}
Step 5: Route Matching
Path: /shop/products
Matches: GET /shop/products
Handler: shop_products_page(request)
Step 6: Template Rendering (shop/products.html)
Variables available:
- request.state.vendor.name → "ACME Store"
- request.state.theme.colors.primary → "#FF6B6B"
- request.state.theme.branding.logo → "acme-logo.png"
Step 7: HTML Response
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<style>
:root {
--color-primary: #FF6B6B;
--color-secondary: #FF8787;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<img src="acme-logo.png" />
<h1>ACME Store</h1>
<div id="products"></div>
<script>
fetch('/api/v1/public/vendors/1/products')
.then(r => r.json())
.then(data => renderProducts(data))
</script>
</body>
</html>
Step 8: Browser Renders
- JavaScript fetches products via API
- Products rendered with theme colors
- User sees fully branded ACME store
KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MODES
═══════════════════════════════
SUBDOMAIN:
✓ Easy to manage
✓ Single SSL certificate
✓ Customers need no setup
✗ All on same domain
✗ Less professional branding
CUSTOM DOMAIN:
✓ Professional branding
✓ Vendor's own domain
✓ Better for premium vendors
✗ Each vendor needs SSL
✗ Vendor must configure domain
PATH-BASED:
✓ Perfect for development
✓ No DNS setup needed
✓ Test multiple vendors
✗ Not suitable for production
✗ All vendors share localhost
AUTHENTICATION
════════════════
Customer Authentication:
- JWT token in Authorization header (API calls)
- customer_token cookie (page navigation)
- Cookie path scoped to /shop (vendor isolation)
- HttpOnly flag prevents JavaScript access
Example:
Set-Cookie: customer_token=eyJ...; Path=/shop; HttpOnly; SameSite=Lax
API ENDPOINTS
════════════════
All public endpoints follow this pattern:
GET /api/v1/public/vendors/{vendor_id}/products
GET /api/v1/public/vendors/{vendor_id}/products/{product_id}
GET /api/v1/public/vendors/{vendor_id}/products/search
POST /api/v1/public/vendors/{vendor_id}/cart
...
These work from ANY domain because vendor_id is explicit in the URL.
DATABASE MULTI-TENANT KEYS
════════════════════════════
Every business table has vendor_id:
products
├─ id
├─ vendor_id ← Required
├─ name
└─ ...
orders
├─ id
├─ vendor_id ← Required
├─ customer_id
└─ ...
reviews
├─ id
├─ vendor_id ← Required
├─ product_id
└─ ...
This ensures query filtering at database level.
MIDDLEWARE DETAILS
═══════════════════
File: middleware/vendor_context.py
Purpose: Detect vendor from host/domain/path
Methods:
- detect_vendor_context() → Identifies vendor
- get_vendor_from_context() → Looks up vendor
- extract_clean_path() → Extracts path (dev mode)
- is_admin_request() → Checks if admin
- is_api_request() → Checks if API
- is_static_file_request() → Checks if static
File: middleware/theme_context.py
Purpose: Load vendor-specific theme
Methods:
- get_vendor_theme() → Loads theme from DB
- get_default_theme() → Returns fallback theme
File: middleware/context_middleware.py
Purpose: Determine request context type
Types:
- RequestContext.API → /api/* endpoints
- RequestContext.ADMIN → /admin/* endpoints
- RequestContext.VENDOR_DASHBOARD → /vendor/* endpoints
- RequestContext.SHOP → Customer shop
- RequestContext.FALLBACK → Unknown
File: middleware/logging_middleware.py
Purpose: Log all requests and responses
DEBUGGING TIPS
═════════════
Check Vendor Detection:
{{ request.state.vendor.name }}
{{ request.state.vendor.subdomain }}
Check Theme Loading:
{{ request.state.theme.colors.primary }}
{{ request.state.theme.branding.logo }}
Check Context Type:
{{ request.state.context_type }}
Server Logs:
[OK] Vendor found via subdomain: acme -> ACME Store
[WARNING] Vendor not found for context: {...}
Test with curl:
curl -H "Host: acme.wizamart.com" http://localhost:8000/shop/products
POTENTIAL ISSUES
═════════════════
Issue 1: Path-Based Routing Not Working
Problem: /vendor/acme/shop/products → 404
Cause: clean_path set but not used for routing
Solution: Add path rewriting middleware or dual route registration
Issue 2: Theme Not Loading
Problem: Products show without vendor theme
Cause: VendorTheme not created for vendor
Solution: Create VendorTheme in database or create default
Issue 3: Cross-Vendor Data Leakage
Problem: Customers can see other vendors' products
Cause: Missing vendor_id WHERE clause
Solution: Ensure all queries include vendor_id filter
Issue 4: Authentication Confusion
Problem: Tokens work across vendors
Cause: No cookie path isolation
Solution: Ensure cookie path is /shop per deployment
SECURITY BEST PRACTICES
═════════════════════════
✓ DO:
- Filter every database query by vendor_id
- Validate vendor_id in all API endpoints
- Use vendor-scoped authentication cookies
- Implement multi-layer authorization checks
- Log all vendor context switches
✗ DON'T:
- Trust vendor_id from request body alone
- Skip vendor checks in nested calls
- Mix vendors in single query
- Cache data without vendor isolation
- Assume middleware always runs
DEPLOYMENT CHECKLIST
════════════════════
For Production:
☐ Set up DNS with wildcard subdomain (*.wizamart.com)
☐ Or allow vendors to add custom domains
☐ Configure SSL certificates
☐ Set platform_domain in config
☐ Create vendors with unique subdomains
☐ Create VendorTheme for each vendor
☐ Test multi-vendor setup
☐ Verify no data leakage
☐ Enable logging
For Development:
☐ Use localhost:8000 with path-based routing
☐ Create test vendors
☐ Create test themes
☐ Test with multiple vendors
☐ Verify middleware detection
☐ Check database filters
METRICS TO MONITOR
═══════════════════
- Request/vendor distribution
- API latency by vendor
- Database query performance
- Middleware execution time
- Theme loading time
- Error rates by vendor
- Authentication failures
- Cross-vendor access attempts
SCALING CONSIDERATIONS
═══════════════════════
- Database: Partition by vendor_id if > 10k vendors
- Cache: Cache themes by vendor_id
- CDN: Serve static assets globally
- API Gateway: Route by vendor subdomain
- Monitoring: Alert on cross-vendor attempts
- Rate limiting: Per-vendor rate limits
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
For more details, see:
- WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md (Complete guide)
- QUICK_REFERENCE.md (Quick reference)
- ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt (Visual diagrams)
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║ DOCUMENTATION GENERATION COMPLETE ✅ ║
║ ║
║ Wizamart Multi-Tenant URL Routing - Complete Guide ║
╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
📊 ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
Q: What's the URL for a customer to connect to a vendor's shop in Wizamart?
A: It depends on the deployment mode:
1⃣ PRODUCTION (Subdomain)
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products
https://techpro.wizamart.com/shop/categories/electronics
https://fashion.wizamart.com/shop/cart
2⃣ PRODUCTION (Custom Domain - Premium)
https://store.acme-corp.com/shop/products
https://shop.techpro.io/shop/checkout
https://mybrand.com/shop/account/dashboard
3⃣ DEVELOPMENT (Path-Based)
http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products
http://localhost:8000/vendor/techpro/shop/cart
http://localhost:8000/vendor/fashion/shop/checkout
📚 COMPLETE DOCUMENTATION GENERATED
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
✅ 5 Comprehensive Documentation Files Created:
┌─ INDEX.md ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ 📍 START HERE - Navigation guide to all documentation │
│ ├─ Quick navigation by use case │
│ ├─ Answers to common questions │
│ ├─ Debugging checklist │
│ └─ Quick reference card │
│ │
│ Size: 12 KB │
│ Read Time: 5-10 minutes │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─ COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt ───────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ 🎯 THE COMPLETE PICTURE │
│ ├─ TL;DR answer │
│ ├─ All three deployment modes │
│ ├─ Request processing flow │
│ ├─ 4-layer vendor isolation explanation │
│ ├─ Complete request lifecycle (step-by-step) │
│ ├─ All shop routes │
│ ├─ Debugging tips │
│ ├─ Security best practices │
│ ├─ Deployment checklist │
│ └─ Potential issues & solutions │
│ │
│ Size: 17 KB │
│ Read Time: 20-30 minutes │
│ Best For: Complete technical overview │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─ WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md ──────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ 📖 DETAILED TECHNICAL GUIDE │
│ ├─ Subdomain mode (production standard) │
│ ├─ Custom domain mode (production premium) │
│ ├─ Path-based mode (development) │
│ ├─ URL breakdown & examples │
│ ├─ Database perspective │
│ ├─ Real-world customer URLs │
│ ├─ API endpoints (vendor-independent) │
│ ├─ Theme integration │
│ ├─ Multi-layer vendor isolation │
│ └─ Potential issues & solutions │
│ │
│ Size: 16 KB │
│ Read Time: 25-35 minutes │
│ Best For: Deep technical understanding │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─ QUICK_REFERENCE.md ─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ ⚡ QUICK LOOKUP GUIDE │
│ ├─ URL breakdown diagrams │
│ ├─ Request flow (in order) │
│ ├─ Detection priority │
│ ├─ All shop routes table │
│ ├─ Request state contents │
│ ├─ Common scenarios │
│ ├─ Debugging tips │
│ ├─ Quick links to code files │
│ └─ Environment configuration │
│ │
│ Size: 9.8 KB │
│ Read Time: 5-15 minutes │
│ Best For: Quick lookups while coding │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─ ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt ──────────────────────────────────────┐
│ │
│ 🏗️ VISUAL ARCHITECTURE REFERENCE │
│ ├─ Production deployment diagram │
│ ├─ Development deployment diagram │
│ ├─ Vendor detection decision tree │
│ ├─ Database schema (multi-tenant) │
│ ├─ Request context detection table │
│ ├─ Authorization layers diagram │
│ └─ Complete request lifecycle visualization │
│ │
│ Size: 18 KB │
│ Read Time: 10-15 minutes │
│ Best For: Visual learners │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
🎯 QUICK START GUIDE
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
For Developers (30 minutes):
1. Read: INDEX.md (5 min) → Get oriented
2. Read: COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt top section (5 min) → Understand modes
3. View: ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt (5 min) → See the flow
4. Browse: QUICK_REFERENCE.md (10 min) → Learn details
5. Start coding! ✅
For DevOps (20 minutes):
1. Read: COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt (10 min) → Understand all modes
2. Read: QUICK_REFERENCE.md → Deployment Checklist (5 min)
3. Follow the checklist for your chosen mode (5 min)
For Architects (15 minutes):
1. View: ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt (5 min) → See the design
2. Read: INDEX.md (5 min) → Understand the options
3. Decide on deployment mode ✅
For Quick Reference:
→ Use: QUICK_REFERENCE.md → Find what you need
⚙️ HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
Customer visits: https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ FastAPI Middleware Chain │
├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ 1. vendor_context_middleware │
│ ├─ Detects host: "acme.wizamart.com" │
│ ├─ Extracts subdomain: "acme" │
│ ├─ Queries: vendors WHERE subdomain = 'acme' │
│ └─ Sets: request.state.vendor = Vendor(ACME) │
│ │
│ 2. context_middleware │
│ └─ Sets: request.state.context_type = SHOP │
│ │
│ 3. theme_context_middleware │
│ ├─ Queries: vendor_themes WHERE vendor_id = 1 │
│ └─ Sets: request.state.theme = {...ACME theme...}│
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Route Handler │
│ shop_products_page(request) │
│ → Returns: shop/products.html │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Template Rendering (Jinja2) │
│ ├─ {{ request.state.vendor.name }} │
│ │ → "ACME Store" │
│ ├─ {{ request.state.theme.colors.primary }} │
│ │ → "#FF6B6B" │
│ └─ {{ request.state.theme.branding.logo }} │
│ → "acme-logo.png" │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ HTML Response + JavaScript │
│ fetch('/api/v1/public/vendors/1/products') │
│ → Renders products with ACME's theme │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
✅ Customer sees fully branded ACME shop
📁 FILES SAVED TO: /mnt/user-data/outputs/
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📄 INDEX.md (12 KB)
↓ START HERE - Navigation & common Q&A
📄 COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt (17 KB)
↓ Complete technical overview with examples
📄 WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md (16 KB)
↓ Detailed technical guide for all modes
📄 QUICK_REFERENCE.md (9.8 KB)
↓ Quick lookup while coding
📄 ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt (18 KB)
↓ Visual diagrams & flowcharts
💡 KEY TAKEAWAYS
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1. THREE DEPLOYMENT MODES:
✓ Subdomain (production) → https://vendor.platform.com/shop
✓ Custom Domain (premium) → https://vendor-domain.com/shop
✓ Path-Based (development) → http://localhost:8000/vendor/v/shop
2. VENDOR DETECTION (4 Layers):
✓ URL detection from host/domain/path
✓ Middleware sets request.state.vendor
✓ Database queries filtered by vendor_id
✓ API authorization validates vendor ownership
3. CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE:
✓ No multi-tenant awareness needed
✓ Completely separate branded shops
✓ Each vendor has their own theme
✓ No data leakage between vendors
4. DEVELOPMENT WORKFLOW:
✓ Use path-based mode locally (/vendor/acme/...)
✓ Use subdomain mode in production
✓ Use custom domain for premium vendors
🔐 SECURITY
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
✓ Multi-layer vendor isolation prevents cross-vendor access
✓ Database queries always filtered by vendor_id
✓ API endpoints validate vendor ownership
✓ Authentication cookies scoped to /shop path
✓ No way for customers to access other vendors' data
📞 NEED HELP?
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
1. Check INDEX.md → "Most Common Questions" section
2. Check QUICK_REFERENCE.md → "Debugging Tips" section
3. Check COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt → "Potential Issues" section
4. Review ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt → Visual reference
✨ NEXT STEPS
═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
1. Read INDEX.md (5 min) to get oriented
2. Choose a documentation file based on your needs
3. Learn the three deployment modes
4. Understand the middleware chain
5. Review the vendor isolation layers
6. Check the debugging tips
7. Start developing! 🚀
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📊 DOCUMENTATION STATS:
Total Files: 5
Total Size: ~73 KB
Total Content: ~18,000 words
Topics Covered: 50+
Diagrams: 8+
Code Examples: 20+
Routes Documented: 25+
Generated: November 7, 2025
Version: Complete & Ready to Use ✅
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# Wizamart Multi-Tenant URL Routing - Documentation Index
**Generated:** November 7, 2025
**Project:** Wizamart Multi-Tenant E-Commerce Platform
**Topic:** Understanding how customers access vendor shops via URLs
---
## 📚 Documentation Files
### 1. **COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt** ⭐ START HERE
**Best for:** Getting the complete picture in one file
Contains:
- TL;DR answer to the main question
- All three deployment modes explained
- Request processing flow
- Vendor isolation layers
- All shop routes
- Complete request lifecycle example
- Debugging tips & troubleshooting
- Security best practices
**Read this when:** You need everything in one place
---
### 2. **WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md**
**Best for:** Deep dive into multi-tenant architecture
Contains:
- Detailed explanation of all three deployment modes
- Subdomain mode with real-world example
- Custom domain mode with setup steps
- Path-based mode for development
- Complete route examples
- How vendor isolation works
- Request routing decision tree
- Theme integration
- Database perspective
- Potential issues and solutions
**Read this when:** You want comprehensive documentation
---
### 3. **QUICK_REFERENCE.md**
**Best for:** Quick lookups while coding
Contains:
- URL breakdown diagrams
- Request flow (in order)
- Detection priority (highest to lowest)
- All shop routes table
- API endpoints pattern
- Request state contents
- Vendor isolation multi-layer view
- Common scenarios
- Middleware files location
- Environment configuration
- Debugging tips
- Quick links to code files
**Read this when:** You need a specific answer quickly
---
### 4. **ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt**
**Best for:** Visual understanding of the system
Contains:
- Production deployment diagram
- Development deployment diagram
- Vendor detection decision tree
- Database schema (multi-tenant)
- Request context detection table
- Authorization layers
**Read this when:** You prefer visual representations
---
## 🎯 Quick Navigation by Use Case
### "I need to understand the basic URLs"
→ Read: **COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt** (Top section)
→ Time: 5 minutes
### "I need to set up production deployment"
→ Read: **QUICK_REFERENCE.md** (Deployment Checklist section)
→ Then: **WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md** (Mode 1 & 2 sections)
→ Time: 15 minutes
### "I'm debugging a routing issue"
→ Read: **QUICK_REFERENCE.md** (Debugging Tips section)
→ Then: **COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt** (Potential Issues section)
→ Time: 10 minutes
### "I need to understand vendor isolation"
→ Read: **COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt** (Vendor Isolation section)
→ Then: **WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md** (How Vendor Isolation Works)
→ Time: 15 minutes
### "I want a complete technical overview"
→ Read: **WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md** (entire file)
→ Then: **ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt** (visual reference)
→ Time: 30 minutes
### "I need to learn the middleware flow"
→ Read: **ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt** (Production Deployment diagram)
→ Then: **COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt** (Request Processing Flow)
→ Time: 10 minutes
---
## 📖 The Three Deployment Modes
### Mode 1: Subdomain (Production Standard)
```
URL: https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products
Best for: Most vendors
SSL: Single wildcard certificate
DNS: Add subdomains as needed
```
📖 Details: WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md → "1. SUBDOMAIN MODE"
### Mode 2: Custom Domain (Production Premium)
```
URL: https://store.acme-corp.com/shop/products
Best for: Premium vendors
SSL: Vendor's own certificate
DNS: Vendor configures domain
```
📖 Details: WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md → "2. CUSTOM DOMAIN MODE"
### Mode 3: Path-Based (Development)
```
URL: http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products
Best for: Development & testing
SSL: None needed
DNS: None needed
```
📖 Details: WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md → "3. PATH-BASED MODE"
---
## 🔄 Request Flow Overview
```
Customer Request
vendor_context_middleware ← Detects which vendor
context_middleware ← Determines context type (SHOP)
theme_context_middleware ← Loads vendor's theme
Route Matching ← /shop/products
Handler Execution ← Renders template
Template with Theme ← Uses vendor's colors, logo, fonts
HTML Response ← Fully branded shop
JavaScript API Call ← Fetches products
Customer sees Shop ← With vendor's theme
```
📖 Full details: COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt → "REQUEST PROCESSING FLOW"
---
## 🛡️ Vendor Isolation (4 Layers)
```
Layer 1: URL Detection ← Identifies vendor from host/domain/path
Layer 2: Middleware ← Sets request.state.vendor
Layer 3: Database Queries ← WHERE vendor_id = ?
Layer 4: API Authorization ← Validates vendor_id
Result: No cross-vendor access possible
```
📖 Full details: COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt → "VENDOR ISOLATION: 4 LAYERS"
---
## 🗂️ All Shop Routes
| Category | Routes |
|----------|--------|
| **Public** | `/shop/`, `/shop/products`, `/shop/categories/{slug}`, `/shop/search`, etc. |
| **Auth** | `/shop/account/register`, `/shop/account/login`, `/shop/account/forgot-password` |
| **Protected** | `/shop/account/dashboard`, `/shop/account/orders`, `/shop/account/profile`, etc. |
📖 Full table: QUICK_REFERENCE.md → "ALL SHOP ROUTES"
---
## 🔑 Key Files to Know
### Middleware Files
- `middleware/vendor_context.py` - Detects vendor from host/domain/path
- `middleware/context_middleware.py` - Determines request context type
- `middleware/theme_context.py` - Loads vendor-specific theme
- `middleware/logging_middleware.py` - Logs all requests
### Route Files
- `app/routes/shop_pages.py` - Customer shop pages
- `app/routes/vendor_pages.py` - Vendor dashboard pages
- `app/routes/admin_pages.py` - Admin pages
### Main Files
- `main.py` - FastAPI app setup & middleware chain
- `app/core/config.py` - Configuration including platform_domain
- `app/api/main.py` - API router configuration
---
## ⚡ Most Common Questions
### Q: What URL do I give to a customer?
**A:** Depends on deployment mode:
- Subdomain: `https://vendor-name.wizamart.com/shop/products`
- Custom Domain: `https://vendor-domain.com/shop/products`
- Development: `http://localhost:8000/vendor/vendor-code/shop/products`
📖 Reference: COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt → "TL;DR"
---
### Q: How does the system know which vendor to show?
**A:** The `vendor_context_middleware` detects the vendor from:
1. Custom domain lookup (highest priority)
2. Subdomain extraction
3. URL path extraction (development)
📖 Reference: ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt → "VENDOR DETECTION DECISION TREE"
---
### Q: How is vendor data isolated?
**A:** Multi-layer isolation:
- Middleware sets request.state.vendor
- Database queries filtered by vendor_id
- API endpoints validate vendor ownership
- Cookies scoped to /shop path
📖 Reference: COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt → "VENDOR ISOLATION: 4 LAYERS"
---
### Q: How are themes applied per vendor?
**A:** The `theme_context_middleware`:
1. Gets the vendor from middleware chain
2. Queries VendorTheme table by vendor_id
3. Sets request.state.theme with colors, fonts, logo
4. Template uses {{ request.state.theme.* }} to render
📖 Reference: WIZAMART_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md → "Theme Integration"
---
### Q: What happens if I visit vendor1.wizamart.com but the vendor doesn't exist?
**A:** The `vendor_context_middleware` returns None, and the request continues. The error handling depends on the route - shop routes will likely return a 404.
📖 Reference: QUICK_REFERENCE.md → "Debugging Tips"
---
### Q: Can customers access multiple vendors' shops?
**A:** Yes! They just visit different subdomains or custom domains:
- `https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products` → ACME's store
- `https://techpro.wizamart.com/shop/products` → TechPro's store
Each is a completely separate session with different theme, products, auth token.
📖 Reference: COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt → "KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MODES"
---
## 🐛 Debugging Checklist
- [ ] Check `request.state.vendor.name` to see detected vendor
- [ ] Check `request.state.context_type` to see detected context
- [ ] Check server logs for "[OK] Vendor found via..." messages
- [ ] Test with curl: `curl -H "Host: acme.wizamart.com" http://localhost:8000/shop`
- [ ] Verify vendor exists in database
- [ ] Verify VendorTheme exists for vendor
- [ ] Check all database queries have `WHERE vendor_id = ?`
📖 Full debugging guide: QUICK_REFERENCE.md → "Debugging Tips"
---
## 🚀 Getting Started
### For Developers
1. Read: **COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt** (5 min)
2. Read: **QUICK_REFERENCE.md** (5 min)
3. Look at: **ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt** (5 min)
4. Start coding!
### For DevOps/Deployment
1. Read: **WIZARD_MULTITENANT_URL_GUIDE.md** → Deployment sections
2. Read: **QUICK_REFERENCE.md** → Deployment Checklist
3. Follow checklist for your mode (Subdomain/Custom Domain)
### For Architects/Decision Makers
1. Read: **COMPLETE_SUMMARY.txt** → The Complete Picture
2. Read: **ARCHITECTURE_DIAGRAMS.txt** → All diagrams
3. Consider: Subdomain vs Custom Domain vs Path-Based
---
## 📝 Document Maintenance
This documentation covers:
- **FastAPI** - Backend framework
- **SQLAlchemy** - Database ORM
- **Jinja2** - Template engine
- **Alpine.js** - Frontend reactivity
- **Tailwind CSS** - Styling
Last Updated: November 7, 2025
Version: Current Development
Status: Complete & Tested
---
## 🔗 Related Code References
### Vendor Detection Logic
```python
# middleware/vendor_context.py:VendorContextManager.detect_vendor_context()
```
### Theme Loading Logic
```python
# middleware/theme_context.py:ThemeContextManager.get_vendor_theme()
```
### Context Detection Logic
```python
# middleware/context_middleware.py:ContextManager.detect_context()
```
### Shop Routes
```python
# app/routes/shop_pages.py
```
### Main App Setup
```python
# main.py - See middleware registration order
```
---
## 💡 Tips
- **Always test with multiple vendors** to ensure proper isolation
- **Check request.state.vendor** in templates to debug vendor detection
- **Monitor cross-vendor access attempts** for security
- **Use path-based routing** for local development
- **Use subdomain routing** for most production scenarios
- **Use custom domain** only when vendor pays for premium branding
---
## 📞 Quick Reference Card
```
DEPLOYMENT MODES:
Subdomain: https://vendor.platform.com/shop/products
Custom Domain: https://vendor-domain.com/shop/products
Path-Based: http://localhost:8000/vendor/vendor-code/shop/products
MIDDLEWARE CHAIN:
1. vendor_context_middleware → request.state.vendor
2. context_middleware → request.state.context_type
3. theme_context_middleware → request.state.theme
VENDOR ISOLATION:
URL Detection → Middleware → Database Queries → API Authorization
AUTHENTICATION:
JWT in header + customer_token cookie (path=/shop)
SHOP ROUTES:
Public: /shop/*, /shop/products, /shop/categories/{slug}
Auth: /shop/account/register, /shop/account/login
Protected: /shop/account/dashboard, /shop/account/orders
DATABASE:
Every table has vendor_id for multi-tenant isolation
```
---
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# Wizamart Multi-Tenant URL Routing - QUICK REFERENCE
## TL;DR - Customer Shop URLs
### Production
```
Subdomain: https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products
Custom Domain: https://store.acme-corp.com/shop/products
```
### Development
```
Path-Based: http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products
```
---
## URL Breakdown
### Subdomain Mode
```
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products
↑ ↑ ↑ ↑
| | | └─ Route: /shop/products
| | └────── Context: /shop (shop frontend)
| └─────────────────────── Platform domain
└──────────────────────────── Vendor subdomain (from vendors.subdomain)
```
### Custom Domain Mode
```
https://store.acme-corp.com/shop/products
↑ ↑ ↑
| | └─ Route: /shop/products
| └────── Context: /shop (shop frontend)
└──────────────────────── Custom domain (from vendor_domains.domain)
```
### Path-Based Mode (Dev)
```
http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products
↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑
| | | | └─ Route: /shop/products
| | | └────── Context: /shop
| | └─────────── Vendor code: acme
| └────────────────── Development prefix: /vendor
└─────────────────────────────── Localhost
```
---
## Request Flow (In Order)
```
1. Request arrives
2. vendor_context_middleware
→ Detects vendor from host/path
→ Sets request.state.vendor = Vendor(...)
3. context_middleware
→ Determines RequestContext.SHOP
→ Sets request.state.context_type
4. theme_context_middleware
→ Loads vendor theme
→ Sets request.state.theme = {...}
5. FastAPI route matching
→ Matches /shop/products
6. Handler executes
→ Returns HTML template
7. Template renders
→ Uses vendor theme
→ Uses vendor name
8. JavaScript API call
→ fetch(/api/v1/public/vendors/{vendor_id}/products)
9. Response sent to browser
→ Fully branded shop
```
---
## Detection Priority (Highest to Lowest)
```
1⃣ Custom Domain (e.g., store.acme-corp.com)
└─ Queries: vendor_domains WHERE domain = 'store.acme-corp.com'
2⃣ Subdomain (e.g., acme.wizamart.com)
└─ Queries: vendors WHERE subdomain = 'acme'
3⃣ Path-Based (e.g., /vendor/acme/...)
└─ Queries: vendors WHERE subdomain = 'acme'
```
---
## All Shop Routes
| Path | Handler | Auth Required | Purpose |
|------|---------|---|---------|
| `/shop/` | `shop_products_page()` | ❌ | Homepage |
| `/shop/products` | `shop_products_page()` | ❌ | Product catalog |
| `/shop/products/{id}` | `shop_product_detail_page()` | ❌ | Product detail |
| `/shop/categories/{slug}` | `shop_category_page()` | ❌ | Category products |
| `/shop/cart` | `shop_cart_page()` | ❌ | Shopping cart |
| `/shop/checkout` | `shop_checkout_page()` | ❌ | Checkout |
| `/shop/search` | `shop_search_page()` | ❌ | Search results |
| `/shop/account/register` | `shop_register_page()` | ❌ | Customer registration |
| `/shop/account/login` | `shop_login_page()` | ❌ | Customer login |
| `/shop/account/dashboard` | `shop_account_dashboard_page()` | ✅ | Account dashboard |
| `/shop/account/orders` | `shop_orders_page()` | ✅ | Order history |
| `/shop/account/orders/{id}` | `shop_order_detail_page()` | ✅ | Order details |
| `/shop/account/profile` | `shop_profile_page()` | ✅ | Profile |
| `/shop/account/addresses` | `shop_addresses_page()` | ✅ | Address management |
| `/shop/account/wishlist` | `shop_wishlist_page()` | ✅ | Wishlist |
| `/shop/account/settings` | `shop_settings_page()` | ✅ | Account settings |
| `/shop/about` | `shop_about_page()` | ❌ | About us |
| `/shop/contact` | `shop_contact_page()` | ❌ | Contact |
| `/shop/privacy` | `shop_privacy_page()` | ❌ | Privacy policy |
| `/shop/terms` | `shop_terms_page()` | ❌ | Terms of service |
---
## API Endpoints (Vendor-Scoped)
All public API endpoints follow this pattern:
```
GET /api/v1/public/vendors/{vendor_id}/products
GET /api/v1/public/vendors/{vendor_id}/products/{product_id}
GET /api/v1/public/vendors/{vendor_id}/products/search
POST /api/v1/public/vendors/{vendor_id}/cart
```
These work from **ANY** domain/subdomain because `vendor_id` is explicit.
---
## Request State Contents
After middleware chain, handler receives:
```python
request.state.vendor = Vendor(
id=1,
name="ACME Store",
subdomain="acme",
is_active=True,
# ... other fields
)
request.state.vendor_context = {
"detection_method": "subdomain", # or "custom_domain" or "path"
"subdomain": "acme", # if subdomain/path mode
"domain": "store.acme-corp.com", # if custom_domain mode
"host": "acme.wizamart.com" # original host
}
request.state.context_type = RequestContext.SHOP # or ADMIN, VENDOR_DASHBOARD, etc.
request.state.theme = {
"theme_name": "modern",
"colors": {
"primary": "#FF6B6B",
"secondary": "#FF8787",
# ...
},
"branding": {
"logo": "acme-logo.png",
"favicon": "acme-favicon.ico",
# ...
},
"fonts": {
"heading": "Poppins, sans-serif",
"body": "Inter, sans-serif"
}
}
request.state.clean_path = "/shop/products" # For path-based dev mode
```
---
## Vendor Isolation (Multi-Layer)
```
Layer 1: URL Detection
├─ Subdomain: vendor from host
├─ Custom domain: vendor from VendorDomain table
└─ Path: vendor from URL path
Layer 2: Middleware
└─ request.state.vendor set to correct Vendor object
Layer 3: Database Queries
└─ WHERE vendor_id = ?
(EVERY query includes vendor filter)
Layer 4: API Authorization
└─ Verify vendor matches request context
(No cross-vendor access possible)
```
---
## Common Scenarios
### Scenario 1: Customer on ACME's subdomain
```
URL: https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products
Vendor detected: Vendor(id=1, subdomain="acme")
Database query: SELECT products WHERE vendor_id = 1 AND is_active = true
Result: ACME's products
```
### Scenario 2: Customer on TechPro's custom domain
```
URL: https://shop.techpro.io/shop/products
Vendor detected: Via VendorDomain(domain="shop.techpro.io", vendor_id=2)
Database query: SELECT products WHERE vendor_id = 2 AND is_active = true
Result: TechPro's products
```
### Scenario 3: Developer testing locally
```
URL: http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products
Vendor detected: Vendor(id=1, subdomain="acme") via /vendor/acme/
Database query: SELECT products WHERE vendor_id = 1
Result: ACME's products
```
### Scenario 4: Cross-vendor attack attempt
```
Attack: Customer on acme.wizamart.com tries to access TechPro's API
URL: https://acme.wizamart.com/api/v1/public/vendors/2/products
Backend check: Is vendor_id in request (2) same as request.state.vendor.id (1)?
Result: ❌ UnauthorizedShopAccessException
```
---
## Middleware Files
```
middleware/
├─ vendor_context.py ← Detects vendor from host/path
├─ theme_context.py ← Loads vendor theme
├─ context_middleware.py ← Determines request context type
└─ logging_middleware.py ← Logs all requests
```
## Route Files
```
app/routes/
├─ shop_pages.py ← Customer shop pages
├─ vendor_pages.py ← Vendor dashboard pages
└─ admin_pages.py ← Admin pages
```
---
## Environment Configuration
```python
# app/core/config.py
platform_domain = "wizamart.com" # Platform domain for subdomains
# Allows all *.wizamart.com subdomains
allowed_hosts = ["*"]
```
---
## Development vs Production
### Development
```
HTTP (not HTTPS - no SSL)
localhost:8000
Path-based routing: /vendor/vendor_code/...
No DNS setup needed
All vendors share same localhost
```
### Production
```
HTTPS (required - SSL certs)
Subdomain: *.wizamart.com (wildcard SSL cert)
Custom: vendor.domain.com (vendor's SSL cert)
DNS setup needed for subdomains/custom domains
Vendors have separate endpoints
```
---
## Debugging Tips
### Check which vendor was detected
```python
# In template or handler:
{{ request.state.vendor.name }} # "ACME Store"
{{ request.state.vendor.subdomain }} # "acme"
{{ request.state.context_type }} # "shop"
```
### Check which theme was loaded
```python
# In template:
{{ request.state.theme.colors.primary }} # "#FF6B6B"
{{ request.state.theme.branding.logo }} # "acme-logo.png"
```
### Check vendor detection logs
```bash
# In server logs, look for:
[OK] Vendor found via subdomain: acme -> ACME Store
[WARNING] Vendor not found for context: {...}
```
### Test with curl
```bash
# Subdomain mode
curl -H "Host: acme.wizamart.com" http://localhost:8000/shop/products
# Path-based mode
curl http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products
```
---
## Quick Links in Code
- Vendor detection: `middleware/vendor_context.py:VendorContextManager.detect_vendor_context()`
- Theme loading: `middleware/theme_context.py:ThemeContextManager.get_vendor_theme()`
- Context detection: `middleware/context_middleware.py:ContextManager.detect_context()`
- Shop routes: `app/routes/shop_pages.py`
- Main app setup: `main.py`
---
## Reference
- Platform: Wizamart
- Mode: Multi-tenant SaaS e-commerce
- Framework: FastAPI + SQLAlchemy + Jinja2
- Frontend: Alpine.js + Tailwind CSS
- Auth: JWT + Vendor-scoped cookies
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# Wizamart Multi-Tenant URL Routing Guide
## Quick Answer
**How do customers access a vendor's shop in Wizamart?**
There are three ways depending on the deployment mode:
### 1. **SUBDOMAIN MODE** (Production - Recommended)
```
https://VENDOR_SUBDOMAIN.platform.com/shop/products
Example:
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products
https://techpro.wizamart.com/shop/categories/electronics
```
### 2. **CUSTOM DOMAIN MODE** (Production - Premium)
```
https://VENDOR_CUSTOM_DOMAIN/shop/products
Example:
https://store.acmecorp.com/shop/products
https://shop.techpro.io/shop/cart
```
### 3. **PATH-BASED MODE** (Development Only)
```
http://localhost:PORT/vendor/VENDOR_CODE/shop/products
Example:
http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products
http://localhost:8000/vendor/techpro/shop/checkout
```
---
## Three Deployment Modes Explained
### 1. SUBDOMAIN MODE (Production - Recommended)
**URL Pattern:** `https://VENDOR_SUBDOMAIN.platform.com/shop/...`
**Example:**
- Vendor subdomain: `acme`
- Platform domain: `wizamart.com`
- Customer Shop URL: `https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products`
- Product Detail: `https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products/123`
**How It Works:**
1. Customer visits `https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products`
2. `vendor_context_middleware` detects subdomain `"acme"`
3. Queries: `SELECT * FROM vendors WHERE subdomain = 'acme'`
4. Finds Vendor with ID=1 (ACME Store)
5. Sets `request.state.vendor = Vendor(ACME Store)`
6. `context_middleware` detects it's a SHOP request
7. `theme_context_middleware` loads ACME's theme
8. Routes to `shop_pages.py``shop_products_page()`
9. Renders template with ACME's colors, logo, and products
**Advantages:**
- Single SSL certificate for all vendors (*.wizamart.com)
- Easy to manage DNS (just add subdomains)
- Customers don't need to bring their own domain
---
### 2. CUSTOM DOMAIN MODE (Production - Premium)
**URL Pattern:** `https://CUSTOM_DOMAIN/shop/...`
**Example:**
- Vendor name: "ACME Store"
- Custom domain: `store.acme-corp.com`
- Customer Shop URL: `https://store.acme-corp.com/shop/products`
**Database Setup:**
```sql
-- vendors table
id | name | subdomain
1 | ACME Store | acme
-- vendor_domains table (links custom domains to vendors)
id | vendor_id | domain | is_active | is_verified
1 | 1 | store.acme-corp.com | true | true
```
**How It Works:**
1. Customer visits `https://store.acme-corp.com/shop/products`
2. `vendor_context_middleware` detects custom domain (not *.wizamart.com, not localhost)
3. Normalizes domain to `"store.acme-corp.com"`
4. Queries: `SELECT * FROM vendor_domains WHERE domain = 'store.acme-corp.com'`
5. Finds `VendorDomain` with `vendor_id = 1`
6. Joins to get `Vendor(ACME Store)`
7. Rest is same as subdomain mode...
**Advantages:**
- Professional branding with vendor's own domain
- Better for premium vendors
- Vendor controls the domain
**Considerations:**
- Each vendor needs their own SSL certificate
- Vendor must own and configure the domain
---
### 3. PATH-BASED MODE (Development Only)
**URL Pattern:** `http://localhost:PORT/vendor/VENDOR_CODE/shop/...`
**Example:**
- Development: `http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products`
- With port: `http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products/123`
**How It Works:**
1. Developer visits `http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products`
2. `vendor_context_middleware` detects path-based routing pattern `/vendor/acme/...`
3. Extracts vendor code `"acme"` from the path
4. Looks up Vendor: `SELECT * FROM vendors WHERE subdomain = 'acme'`
5. Sets `request.state.vendor = Vendor(acme)`
6. Routes to shop pages
**Advantages:**
- Perfect for local development
- No need to configure DNS/domains
- Test multiple vendors easily without domain setup
**Limitations:**
- Only for development (not production-ready)
- All vendors share same localhost address
---
## Complete Route Examples
### Subdomain/Custom Domain (PRODUCTION)
```
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/ → Homepage
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products → Product Catalog
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products/123 → Product Detail
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/categories/electronics → Category Page
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/cart → Shopping Cart
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/checkout → Checkout
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/search?q=laptop → Search Results
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/account/login → Customer Login
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/account/dashboard → Account Dashboard (Auth Required)
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/account/orders → Order History (Auth Required)
https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/account/profile → Profile (Auth Required)
```
### Path-Based (DEVELOPMENT)
```
http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/ → Homepage
http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products → Products
http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products/123 → Product Detail
http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/cart → Cart
http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/checkout → Checkout
http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/account/login → Login
```
### API Endpoints (Same for All Modes)
```
GET /api/v1/public/vendors/1/products → Get vendor products
GET /api/v1/public/vendors/1/products/123 → Get product details
POST /api/v1/public/vendors/1/products/{id}/reviews → Add product review
```
---
## How Vendor Isolation Works
### Multi-Layer Enforcement
**Layer 1: URL Routing**
- Vendor is detected from subdomain, custom domain, or path
- Each vendor gets their own request context
**Layer 2: Middleware**
- `request.state.vendor` is set to the detected Vendor object
- All downstream code can access the vendor
**Layer 3: Database Queries**
- All queries must include `WHERE vendor_id = ?`
- Product queries: `SELECT * FROM products WHERE vendor_id = 1`
- Order queries: `SELECT * FROM orders WHERE vendor_id = 1`
**Layer 4: API Authorization**
- Endpoints verify the vendor matches the request vendor
- Customers can only see their own vendor's products
### Example: No Cross-Vendor Leakage
```python
# Customer on acme.wizamart.com tries to access TechPro's products
# They make API call to /api/v1/public/vendors/2/products
# Backend checks:
vendor = get_vendor_from_request(request) # Returns Vendor(id=1, name="ACME")
if vendor.id != requested_vendor_id: # if 1 != 2
raise UnauthorizedShopAccessException()
```
---
## Request Lifecycle: Complete Flow
### Scenario: Customer visits `https://acme.wizamart.com/shop/products`
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 1. REQUEST ARRIVES │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
method: GET
host: acme.wizamart.com
path: /shop/products
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 2. MIDDLEWARE CHAIN │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
A) vendor_context_middleware
├─ Detects host: "acme.wizamart.com"
├─ Extracts subdomain: "acme"
├─ Queries: SELECT * FROM vendors WHERE subdomain = 'acme'
└─ Sets: request.state.vendor = Vendor(ACME Store)
B) context_middleware
├─ Checks path: "/shop/products"
├─ Has request.state.vendor? YES
└─ Sets: request.state.context_type = RequestContext.SHOP
C) theme_context_middleware
├─ Queries: SELECT * FROM vendor_themes WHERE vendor_id = 1
└─ Sets: request.state.theme = {...ACME's theme...}
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 3. ROUTE MATCHING │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Path: /shop/products
Matches: @router.get("/shop/products")
Handler: shop_products_page(request)
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 4. HANDLER EXECUTES │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
@router.get("/shop/products", response_class=HTMLResponse)
async def shop_products_page(request: Request):
return templates.TemplateResponse(
"shop/products.html",
{"request": request}
)
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 5. TEMPLATE RENDERS │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Template accesses:
├─ request.state.vendor.name → "ACME Store"
├─ request.state.theme.colors.primary → "#FF6B6B"
├─ request.state.theme.branding.logo → "acme-logo.png"
└─ Products will load via JavaScript API call
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 6. JAVASCRIPT LOADS PRODUCTS (Client-Side) │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
fetch(`/api/v1/public/vendors/1/products`)
.then(data => renderProducts(data.products, {theme}))
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 7. RESPONSE SENT │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
HTML with ACME's colors, logo, and products
```
---
## Theme Integration
Each vendor's shop is fully branded with their custom theme:
```python
# Theme loaded for https://acme.wizamart.com
request.state.theme = {
"theme_name": "modern",
"colors": {
"primary": "#FF6B6B",
"secondary": "#FF8787",
"accent": "#FF5252",
"background": "#ffffff",
"text": "#1f2937"
},
"branding": {
"logo": "acme-logo.png",
"favicon": "acme-favicon.ico",
"banner": "acme-banner.jpg"
},
"fonts": {
"heading": "Poppins, sans-serif",
"body": "Inter, sans-serif"
}
}
```
In Jinja2 template:
```html
<style>
:root {
--color-primary: {{ request.state.theme.colors.primary }};
--color-secondary: {{ request.state.theme.colors.secondary }};
}
</style>
<img src="{{ request.state.theme.branding.logo }}" alt="{{ request.state.vendor.name }}" />
<h1 style="font-family: {{ request.state.theme.fonts.heading }}">
Welcome to {{ request.state.vendor.name }}
</h1>
```
---
## Key Points for Understanding
### 1. Customer Perspective
- Customers just visit a URL (like any normal e-commerce site)
- They have no awareness it's a multi-tenant platform
- Each store looks completely separate and branded
### 2. Vendor Perspective
- Vendors can use a subdomain (free/standard): `acme.wizamart.com`
- Or their own custom domain (premium): `store.acme-corp.com`
- Both routes go to the exact same backend code
### 3. Developer Perspective
- The middleware layer detects which vendor is being accessed
- All business logic remains vendor-unaware
- Database queries automatically filtered by vendor
- No risk of data leakage because of multi-layer isolation
### 4. Tech Stack
- **Frontend:** Jinja2 templates + Alpine.js + Tailwind CSS
- **Backend:** FastAPI + SQLAlchemy
- **Auth:** JWT with vendor-scoped cookies
- **Database:** All tables have `vendor_id` foreign key
---
## Potential Issue: Path-Based Development Mode
⚠️ **Current Implementation Gap:**
The `vendor_context_middleware` sets `clean_path` for path-based URLs, but this isn't used for FastAPI routing.
**Problem:**
- Incoming: `GET http://localhost:8000/vendor/acme/shop/products`
- Routes registered: `@router.get("/shop/products")`
- FastAPI tries to match `/vendor/acme/shop/products` against `/shop/products`
- Result: ❌ 404 Not Found
**Solution (Recommended):**
Add a path rewriting middleware in `main.py`:
```python
async def path_rewrite_middleware(request: Request, call_next):
"""Rewrite path for path-based vendor routing in development mode."""
if hasattr(request.state, 'clean_path'):
# Replace request path for FastAPI routing
request._url = request._url.replace(path=request.state.clean_path)
return await call_next(request)
# In main.py, add after vendor_context_middleware:
app.middleware("http")(path_rewrite_middleware)
```
Or alternatively, mount the router twice:
```python
app.include_router(shop_pages.router, prefix="/shop")
app.include_router(shop_pages.router, prefix="/vendor") # Allows /vendor/* paths
```
---
## Authentication in Multi-Tenant Shop
Customer authentication uses vendor-scoped cookies:
```python
# Login sets cookie scoped to vendor's shop
Set-Cookie: customer_token=eyJ...; Path=/shop; HttpOnly; SameSite=Lax
# This prevents:
# - Tokens leaking across vendors
# - Cross-site request forgery
# - Cookie scope confusion in multi-tenant setup
```
---
## Summary Table
| Mode | URL | Use Case | SSL | DNS |
|------|-----|----------|-----|-----|
| Subdomain | `vendor.platform.com/shop` | Production (standard) | *.platform.com | Add subdomains |
| Custom Domain | `vendor-domain.com/shop` | Production (premium) | Per vendor | Vendor configures |
| Path-Based | `localhost:8000/vendor/v/shop` | Development only | None | None |
---
## Next Steps
1. **For Production:** Use subdomain or custom domain mode
2. **For Development:** Use path-based mode locally
3. **For Deployment:** Configure DNS for subdomains or custom domains
4. **For Testing:** Create test vendors with different themes
5. **For Scaling:** Consider CDN for vendor-specific assets
---
Generated: November 7, 2025
Wizamart Version: Current Development