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keycloak-connect-client

v1.0.42

Published

Este es un paquete para un adapatador Express para la autorizacíon y autenticación por medio de Keycloak

Downloads

10

Readme

Inicial

Instalamos el módulo con el comando:

npm i keycloak-connect-client

Una vez teniendo esta librería, tendremos que importarla

import { KeyCloak } from 'keycloak-connect-client'

Inicializamos el constructor con las configuraciones de nuestro KeyCloak para versiones >= 17.x.x

const Keycloak = new KeyCloak({
    host: "http://localhost:8080",
    realm: "REALM DEL CLIENTE KEYCLOAK",
    client_id: "ID DEL CLIENTE KEYCLOAK",
    client_secret: "SECRET DEL CLIENTE KEYCLOAK"
})

En caso de versiones < 17.x.x, se deberá de agregar auth en el primer path

const Keycloak = new KeyCloak({
    host: "http://localhost:8080/auth",
    realm: "REALM DEL CLIENTE KEYCLOAK",
    client_id: "ID DEL CLIENTE KEYCLOAK",
    client_secret: "SECRET DEL CLIENTE KEYCLOAK"
})

Al haber realizado la configuración inicial, ya podremos usar la función de Middleware Keycloak.Verifica(...args) la cual puede recibir una cantidad indefinida de argumentos. Los cuales serían los roles que pueden acceder a ese path especifico, cabe recalcar que por el momento estos son los que se le han asignado al usuario KeyCloak de parte de los roles del REALM

app.use('/pathExample', Keycloak.Verifica('rol1','rol2'), routes.pathExample);

Dependencias

  • Axios