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You can try to use a + in "Web origins" for the "security-admin-console" Client in the "master" realm.

I believe that you don't need to import separate parts of the Swiper if you are using the bundled build of Swiper. So, just try the same code without import statements and Swiper.use statement.

Also, don't forget that in the default initialization, it might be helpful to enqueue the Swiper style file to have a default appearance.

If you want to use only the required parts of Swiper, you should include the source file in your source files, not just enqueueing the already built file that is located in the Generatepress.

Turns out the only problem here was the protocol I specified when making the request. Sometimes schoolboy errors happen.

For those who turn up here googling the same thing: Check if your user has the role of realm-admin in the client realm-management assigned. Everything else is handled internally by Keycloak.

You could implement a little helper component that provides the token centrally, refreshing it automatically behind the scenes (if necessary). The response from Keycloak includes an expires_in property which holds the token expiry in seconds, and the token itself carries expiry information in the standard exp claim.

I have found the issue: On the keycloak-nodejs-admin-client there is little docs and a test file to test the methods, there they user the mapper name to make the delete, in reality you need using the mapperID.

Configure mappers and client scopes properly. Each scope has its own set of configured protocol mappers, which may add additional claim. E.g. email scope by default:

Keep in the mind: scopes can be also default, so they will be executed implicitly, without explicit definition in the auth request:

The easiest reason for them to not show is if those attributes don't exist or aren't populated. Can you confirm that you have a first and last name for that user?

I figured out that there were 2 problems:

1. In my docker-compose, I had to change the property KAFKA_ADVERTISED_LISTENERS to PLAINTEXT://kafka:29092,PLAINTEXT_HOST://kafka:9092

2. In my quarkus application.properties, I had 2 properties pointing to the wrong place:

   quarkus.kafka-streams.bootstrap-servers=localhost:9092

   quarkus.kafka-streams.application-server=localhost:9999

Keys and values need to be URL encoded (here's the spec). Replacing "Test@" with "Test%40" should be enough in your example. For a future-proof solution you should encode all keys and values (e.g. with URLEncoder)