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keycloak-api

v1.2.0

Published

Keycloak auto-generated type-safe API client

Readme

keycloak-api

Auto-generated, fully typed client for the Keycloak Admin and Account REST APIs.

Features

  • Fully typed - every endpoint, parameter and response is generated from the official OpenAPI specs
  • Admin and Account APIs - separate clients for the two Keycloak surfaces
  • Tree-shakable - only the operations you import end up in your bundle
  • Runtime agnostic - uses the global fetch, or bring your own implementation

Installation

npm install keycloak-api

Quick Start

Keycloak is self-hosted, so both clients require the baseUrl of your server. Endpoints are addressed as "<METHOD> <path>".

Admin API

import { KeycloakAdminApi } from "keycloak-api";

const admin = new KeycloakAdminApi({
  baseUrl: "https://keycloak.example.com",
  token: process.env.KEYCLOAK_TOKEN ?? null,
});

const realms = await admin.request("GET /admin/realms", {});
const realm = await admin.request("GET /admin/realms/{realm}", {
  pathParams: { realm: "master" },
});

Account API

The Account API is scoped to a single realm, passed at construction time.

import { KeycloakAccountApi } from "keycloak-api";

const account = new KeycloakAccountApi({
  baseUrl: "https://keycloak.example.com",
  realm: "master",
  token: process.env.KEYCLOAK_TOKEN ?? null,
});

const me = await account.request("GET /account/", {});

Custom fetch

const admin = new KeycloakAdminApi({
  baseUrl: "https://keycloak.example.com",
  token: process.env.KEYCLOAK_TOKEN ?? null,
  fetch: myFetchImplementation,
});

Entrypoints

| Import | Contents | | --- | --- | | keycloak-api | both client classes, plus admin/account operations, schemas and types | | keycloak-api/admin/components | admin operations grouped by tag and by path | | keycloak-api/admin/schemas | Zod schemas for admin operations | | keycloak-api/admin/types | TypeScript types for admin operations | | keycloak-api/account/components | account operations grouped by tag and by path | | keycloak-api/account/schemas | Zod schemas for account operations | | keycloak-api/account/types | TypeScript types for account operations |

License

ISC