@@josephgarronegj for instance, when you use azure app service, it will make all the env variabkes and configs available as env variables, then any process can read it. Can I do thesame in vite?
Sure! The all point of keycloakify is to enable you to dev your Keycloak theme like you would any other React App. So of course you can use tailwind or whatever you see fit. To get started just clone the starter repo and start adding the lib of your stack. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us on Discord if you need further assistance
I think you guys really lack in tutorials. Having a short video where you create your own theme would be very helpful for beginners. Just a little remark. Keep up the good work!
The probmem is tutorial video is that they become legacy very quicly. I want to be able to makes changes on the project without having to worry about having to re-shoot the video. I made this short one for two reason: - It's UI related, when you have to navigate a GUI it's better to show than tell. - I want pepoles to see that it actually works and that the project is actually about what they think it's about. But please suggest your favourites tech youtuber to make a Keycloakify tutorial video. I thik there is potential to make a substential amount of views.
But please suggest your favourites tech youtuber to make a Keycloakify tutorial video. I thik there is the potential to make a substential amount of views.
@@josephgarronegj I think the OP is asking how to build the project. You start by running "./build_keycloak/start_keycloak_testing_container.sh" but there's no explanation on how to build that directory and file.
@@roristumpf9373 Ok I get it. All the commands are listed in the Readme of the starter project: github.com/keycloakify/keycloakify-starter?tab=readme-ov-file#quick-start By the way this video was more like a demo of the Account theme feature but it's not meant at being a starting point. Best is to follow the instructions in the README of the starter.
Hi. Thanks for the amazing work. To be perfectly honest I am really thrilled to see this video and also documentation. For those newbies like me it is better to just crumble the keycloakify-starter and then you'll know to what to do in you own project.
As I said in the pinned comment and the description, I recorded this video very earl on, if you want to learn how to use Keycloakify heads over to the official website www.keycloakify.dev/
@@rohb6552 Keycloakify generates a .jar file. That's your theme. You just ned to load it in Keycloak. There are instructions printed on the console on how to proceed after you run 'yarn keycloak'. If you don't understand the doc itself you can try playing around with the starter project. GitHub.com/garronej/keycloakify-starter Please read the README. If after reading the instructions you still have issues feel free to open a support ticket on GitHub I'll be happy to help.
Truth is that i had some trouble with the fact that the documentation not being 100% clear, but at the end of the day, by hacking through the files, i not only learned a lot of stuff about how to read and understand code but also learned how not to need the docs sometimes and to use such a powerful tool. This is a wonderful project and congrats for it! The only thing i wouldn't say is that is beginner friendly. Greetings from Brazil!
Thank you very much for the nice feedback. I do my best with the documentation but I get that it's still daunting for beginners. I think you did well by starting with github.com/garronej/keycloakify-advanced-starter (I assume) and hack around. It's a perfectly valid approach.
Hi, Sorry but I don't plan to shoot another video, it becomes obsolete as soon as I update something. I do maintain the documentation though. docs.keycloakify.dev/how-to-use Have you tried starting from one of the demo setups and mess around a bit?
