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Install Django Keycloak.
| author | Peter Slump |
| author_email | peter@yarf.nl |
| license | MIT |
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Django app to add Keycloak support to your project.
An showcase/demo project is added in the example folder.
Development
Install development environment:
$ make install-python
Writing docs
Documentation is written using Sphinx and maintained in the docs folder.
To make it easy to write docs Docker support is available.
First build the Docker container:
$ docker build . -f DockerfileDocs -t django-keycloak-docs
Run the container
$ docker run -v `pwd`:/src --rm -t -i -p 8050:8050 django-keycloak-docs
Go in the browser to http://localhost:8050 and view the documentation which get refreshed and updated on every update in the documentation source.
Create release
$ git checkout master $ git pull $ bumpversion release $ make deploy-pypi $ bumpversion --no-tag patch $ git push origin master --tags
Release Notes
unreleased
v0.1.2-dev
- Add support for Keycloak 4.* using setting: KEYCLOAK_VERSION = 4
v0.1.1
- Added support for remote user. Handling identities without registering a User model. (thanks to bossan)
- Addes support for permissions using resources and scopes. (thanks to bossan)
- Added example project.
- Updated documentation.
v0.1.0
- Correctly extract email field name on UserModel (thanks to swist)
- Add support for Oauth2 Token Exchange to exchange tokens with remote clients. Handy when using multiple applications with different clients which have to communicate with each other.
- Support for session iframe