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- Returns a promise that resolves with an auth path .
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QUESTION
I'd like to do the authentication for my nextjs frontend via a keycloak server. I've found this great example about how to do it. Unfortunately the example is written in typescript and I am trying to adjust it so that I can use it in my application written in javascript. Since I don't know much about TS I couldn't figure out how to transform the following two TS statements, so that they run in JS:
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Answered 2021-May-04 at 15:54In plain js/React, it will be like this
QUESTION
I'm attempting to integrate this package into an app using this example. I'm not too familiar with typescript and I see that it uses interface
in one of the utils (which javascript does not have). I've read Does JavaScript have the interface type (such as Java's 'interface')?, but I'm not sure this is the same as the one typescript uses.
Here's the TS code I am trying to convert:
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Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 06:56React Router takes a prop component
with a lowercase c
. In order to call a custom component using JSX it must have an uppercase name. See the docs
The Typescript example code renamed the prop component
to Component
when destructuring it. That allows them to call using JSX.
When converting the code to Javascript you accidentally removed this renaming. You probably mistook it for a type annotation.
This code should work:
QUESTION
I'm using simple React application with Keycloak for authentication mechanism (login/logout page + OpenID authorization). I have deployed Keycloak instance to Amazon EC2, and can access admin console. Everything is configured correctly in admin console. I created separate Client with access type Public.
For front end, I'm using this library (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@react-keycloak/web). Everything is according to documentation and example (https://github.com/react-keycloak/react-keycloak-examples/tree/master/examples/react-router).
But when my Keycloak instance is initializing, I don't see any redirections to keycloak's login page. And also, I see in network tab, that step1.html returned 404 Not Found. Request url is correct.
Maybe anyone faced with this issue?
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Answered 2020-Oct-15 at 03:42After investigation, I found that server version was 8.0.2, while version of keycloak-js was 11. I just downgraded keycloak-js library to 9.0.2, and everything was fixed.
QUESTION
I'm having issues trying to integrate Keycloak with a Gatsby static website. The purpose of the integration is letting logged users interact with components in the website (features such as: Like, Share, etc.), while the website is completely public.
The Keycloak instance is on a remote server, with the realm set-up and the client added with this configuration.
I'm using this repo as reference, but I guess there are some differences because of the modules version. I'm using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-26 at 13:52It seems that the latest keycloak-js
version is not compatible with older Keycloak servers. Try downgrading keycloak-js
as suggested here. Version 10.0.2
did the trick for me.
QUESTION
I am using react with keycloak-js and the framework react-keycloak from panz3r (Link to library ) Everything latest version.
I have almost the same structure like this example here: My project I am using Functional Components and my App.tsx is also used as container -> I have all states defined here, which will be needed over all components.
Therefore my app looks like this (modified it for simplicity): import packages
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-31 at 15:31I could fix my problem with adding an extra layer before App.tsx. Maybe not the best solution, but it works
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