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keycloak-authenticate

v0.0.4

Published

Authenticate against a Keycloak service

Downloads

85

Readme

keycloak-authenticate

Authenticate against a Keycloak service

Build Status

Install

$ npm install --save keycloak-authenticate

Usage

const auth = require('keycloak-authenticate')

auth({
  url: 'http://localhost:8080',
  username: 'user',
  password: 'pass'
}).then(token => {
  // Make use of the token
})

API

auth(params)

Returns a Promise that resolves to the access token returned by Keycloak.

params

url

Type: string
Default: http://localhost:8080

Keycloak service URL.

username

Type: string

Username of the Keycloak user through which you'd like to authenticate.

password

Type: string

Password for the Keycloak user through which you'd like to authenticate. Note that this (along with all the other params for that matter) is just passed along to your Keycloak server.

realm

Type: string
Default: master

Keycloak authentication relies on knowing what realm you want to access. If you're just authenticating against the default master realm, feel free to leave it out.

client

Type: string
Default: admin-cli

Name of the Keycloak client through which you'd like to authenticate.

clientSecret

Type: string

Optional client secret for non-public Keycloak clients that may require one.

License

MIT