ForgeFusion.Entities.Core.Account 1.1.2-beta

ForgeFusion Accounts Library

Overview

The ForgeFusion.Entities.Core.Account library provides the foundational models and logic for user, tenant, and account management within the ForgeFusion ecosystem. It is a core part of the Accounts layer and is designed to support secure, multi-tenant, and extensible identity management.

✨ Features

• Tenant and User Models: Core entities for tenants, users, roles, and account configuration.
• Multi-Tenancy Support: Models and logic for supporting both shared and dedicated tenant databases.
• Role and Permission Management: Support for user roles, permissions, and access control.
• Integration with Products, Traders, and Storage: Direct references to product, trader, and storage entities for seamless business logic integration.
• Extensible Base Types: All account entities inherit from common base types, supporting features like soft deletion, auditing, and multi-tenancy.
• Serialization and Data Annotations: Uses attributes for JSON serialization and data validation, ensuring robust API and data layer integration.

Key Entities

• Tenant: Represents a tenant (organization or customer) in the system.
• User: Represents a user account, with support for roles and permissions.
• Role: Represents a user role for access control.
• TenantModel: Extended model for tenant-specific logic and relationships.

Example Relationships

• A Tenant can have multiple Users and AppLicenses.
• Users can be assigned to roles and have permissions scoped to tenants.
• Tenants can be linked to dedicated or shared databases for multi-tenancy.

Integration

• Depends on:
  • ForgeFusion.Core.Data.Common (base models, interfaces)
  • Shared.Common (shared utilities)
• Used by:
  • Storage, Products, Traders, Financials, and other domain libraries for account and identity logic.

Installation

Install via NuGet: dotnet add package ForgeFusion.Entities.Core.Account

Guidance for Contributors

• Add new account, tenant, or user models by extending the base account entities.
• Use data annotations and JSON attributes for all new models.
• Integrate with products, traders, and storage for end-to-end business scenarios.

Example Usage

var tenant = new TenantModel {
    Name = "Acme Corp",
    LicenseType = LicenseType.Enterprise,
    AppLicenses = new List<TenantAppLicenseModel> { /* ... */ }
};

For more details, see the ForgeFusion documentation or explore the source code for entity definitions and account logic.