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What I Mean is if Someone edit the website so now the edits is only for the person who edits and now the website belong to the user who changed it. so it can be like a website when anyone can take your website edit as it wish and then use it. but can we also do it as i said previously in italic, and we also get credit someone in footer or a pop up that this website is fork or copy of XYZ user. and no one can remove it unless the original owner of page permit the watermark to be removed.
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This should be possible but you need a multi user authentication setup, and extend the database schema to add references users. So I guess you might need these changes:
Instead of a single admin user with password, add an entity User to database schema and extend the auth system (don't store passwords).
For the entities that you need to be "owned" by a specific user, you can add a column to their tables with a reference to userId.
For mutations, grab the logged in user from session and mutate that users records.
The "forking" as you describe would then be to copy a row in the database and set its userId to the new user, also store the original owner on it. Simple enough :)
What I Mean is if Someone edit the website so now the edits is only for the person who edits and now the website belong to the user who changed it. so it can be like a website when anyone can take your website edit as it wish and then use it. but can we also do it as i said previously in italic, and we also get credit someone in footer or a pop up that this website is fork or copy of XYZ user. and no one can remove it unless the original owner of page permit the watermark to be removed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: