Multi tenantcy
I'm building a multi-tenant Nuxt app and want to enforce domain-based access rules for routes. Here's the setup I'm aiming for:
app.product.com: should only serve /login, /register, and /password-reset.
*.product.com (e.g., customer-1.product.com): should serve all main app functionality, but not allow access to /login, /register, etc.
Goals: Accessing tenant-only routes from app.product.com should return a 404.
Accessing public auth routes (like /login) from a tenant subdomain should also return a 404.
I'd like a clean and scalable way to implement this, ideally through Nuxt routing or middleware.
I'm still early in the process and haven't started coding yet—just researching best practices.
What's the best approach in Nuxt to enforce this kind of domain-based route restriction?
Thanks!
app.product.com: should only serve /login, /register, and /password-reset.
*.product.com (e.g., customer-1.product.com): should serve all main app functionality, but not allow access to /login, /register, etc.
Goals: Accessing tenant-only routes from app.product.com should return a 404.
Accessing public auth routes (like /login) from a tenant subdomain should also return a 404.
I'd like a clean and scalable way to implement this, ideally through Nuxt routing or middleware.
I'm still early in the process and haven't started coding yet—just researching best practices.
What's the best approach in Nuxt to enforce this kind of domain-based route restriction?
Thanks!
