Dynamic Organization Routing with React
Blog post from PropelAuth
React applications can implement organization-specific URLs for B2B multi-tenant products by combining React Router with PropelAuth, using routes such as `/org/:orgName` to identify the organization being viewed. The setup places `BrowserRouter` and PropelAuth’s `RequiredAuthProvider` at the application root, with the latter redirecting unauthenticated users to login automatically. A home route can retrieve a signed-in user’s organizations through PropelAuth’s `orgHelper`, display links using each organization’s URL-safe name, and direct users without memberships to create an organization or request an invitation. The organization view reads the route parameter and checks client-side membership through `getOrgByName` to provide an immediate “not found” or access-denied experience, but this browser-side check is not secure because users can alter client code. Sensitive data and actual authorization decisions should therefore be enforced server-side, such as through PropelAuth Express middleware that verifies the user belongs to the requested organization, while client-side validation remains useful for improving responsiveness and user experience.
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