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Check out the attached blog post. It has an updated docker file that installs maven

I'll do a video tutorial soon

@@josephgarronegj Awesome thank you. Also if you can share or if possible like login screen split into two screens 1 for email and another one for password is that possible?

@@rohit87k You have an example of what you're thinking about?

@@josephgarronegj Yes. I have shared with you linkedin chat. I can't share it here because url not allowed to share in the comment

I don't know for sure, but I don't think keycloak will support that out of the box. You might need a custom flow within keycloak to make that work.

First of all, thank you for your initial response. While registering, I needed to determine the user's (Customer, Company, ...) type, and then I added this using 'user.properties', which worked. However, to work dynamically, I need to load these property values (Client or Realm) into the properties and pass them when the Register page loads. Do you have any information on this?@@theuidawg3274

This may be more involved than you were hoping, but the way we accomplish something similar by extending the FreemarkerLoginFormsProvider implementation that ships with keycloak. From there, we were able to inject additional properties into the kcContext object available in keycloakify. Unfortunately, I can't share the source code, but if you have follow on questions I can try to answer.

It's been a while since I made this video, but I can try to debug if you give me a stack trace

Are you saying it worked and started up once, and then hasn't worked since?

@@theuidawg3274 after i terminated and i want to start again. The npm start give me the error output. Sorry for my bad English

No worries, just wanted to make sure I understood. It might be worth trying to run "docker system prune" before rerunning the command. If that doesn't work, I recommend to open an issue or discussion on the keycloakify repo.

My only guess is that the version (4.4.4.jar) might be misaligned with what's defined in the keycloakify starter. If that doesn't help, I recommend opening a discussion on the keycloakify repo

I haven't set it up, but it should be just as simple to setup java because they have a predefined template for it 🙂. If you need a build tool like maven, it looks a bit more config involved to setup but they do have instructions. UA-cam doesn't allow links in comments, but if you Google "maven vs code devcontainers" I think you can find it - it should be a markdown file in their repo. I love using devcontainers for trying out new languages, because it lets you skip the entire installation setup.

@@theuidawg3274 i found the templates, there is one for java container. I will try my luck with it! Thank you!

Sorry, I don't check my notifications often. Guessing you may have already got this figured out, but if you can post any additional information that would be helpful. The keycloakify GitHub discussions section is also a good place to get help.

same thing

Only login and account themes are currently supported out of the box with working sets of components. But you can use the extraPages config to implement any pages that keycloakify doesn't support yet: docs.keycloakify.dev/build-options#extrapages

ok thanks for the info @@theuidawg3274

node:18 is bookworm linux, and it is not support openjdk11 anymore So I successed change base image and install command. FROM node:alpine3.18 as keycloakify_jar_builder RUN apk update RUN apk add openjdk11 RUN apk add maven

@@coding-gorilla to what base you changed ?

@@winstonlowel1286 alpine3.18

I cloned the keycloakify starter template in this video, that's about as simple as the react application can be for this use case. That's the easiest place to get started: github.com/keycloakify/keycloakify-starter

Thank you for your nice feedback 😊

Oh wow. Maybe a little embarassing, but I had no idea that command existed. I was going to add an annotation with this updated information, but apparently annotations don't exist anymore.

I'm glad it was helpful! It's possible to integrate into an existing UI project, but I find it easier to clone the starter project, and start ripping out the stuff you don't need.

Yes, I agree with Dawg, I mean at the moment you can only collocate Keycloakify in a project that bundles with web pack. If you're using something else than create-react-app you are probably out of luck. We are working on improving this though.

The ".devcontainer" folder typically lives alongside your source code. Devcontainers aren't technically opinionated on the the way you manage your code, but git is definitely the industry standard. VS Code mounts your code inside of the container, meaning changes should be reflected both inside and out of the container. I typically use my git commands from within the container, but either way should work fine. I think this is the most minimal example of a repo using devcontainers in case your looking for an example: github.com/willwill96/simple-web-scraper Let me know if I can clarify anything else for you and welcome to programming!

@@theuidawg3274 thank you for the clarification!

Funny enough, I recently wrote a script to convert conventional commits to generate change sets. If you want to take a look it's in a pr on one of my repos: github.com/willwill96/mono-repo-tools/pull/4

There's also a github issue open to add better integration, but it hasn't seen much traction recently: github.com/changesets/changesets/issues/862

@@theuidawg3274 This is a really nice script. Though, i am getting an empty array in getCommitsSinceRef function. Shouldn't that be an array of commit hashes? I am pushing on main and using it in github actions ci

I fixed it by making a pr from different branch/ref. Now even if changesets are written, tags won't get generated

Ah yeah, I think if it's being run from CI on the main branch, you might need to update the ref being used for getCommitsSinceRef to be whatever the previous latest commit was. Some CI systems provide it as env var, but you could probably base it off the most recent tagged commit if that doesn't work.

I'm not really sure, but it could be the cjs file extensions. You could try replacing the cjs files with js extension

​@@theuidawg3274 Thanks for your reply, it appears to be a problem that Cesium folder which resides inside public directory, is not visible to vercel when it runs "npn run build" command. Any suggestion, how this static library folder that we copied to public folder in nextjs directory can be made visible to vercel?

Thanks! I don't think jetbrains has something as fully featured as this yet, although last I checked they have a ticket open to implement it. You could probably get a partial implementation by running docker manually and forwarding the right ports to make remote debug work. It would be a bit hacky though.

Hard to help you debug without more information. I would guess the access token you are using is invalid. Double check using postman or something similar to verify it's only an issue in browser.

Potentially! However, you may also run into issues with cesium needing browser apis like window. Would be interested to hear your results if you try it out!

The Petfinder API supports cross-origin requests, so I wouldn't expect to run into any cors issues. Are you seeing issues with the token request or the actual API call?

@@theuidawg3274 Funny enough I was able to resolve the issue shortly after posting the comment. I am still not 100% sure what the issue was. Thanks for the reply though.

@@drewole No problem. I did a bit of playing around and found that you get a cors error if your auth token is invalid, so maybe it's possible your token was expired? Just spitballing. Regardless, glad you got your issue resolved!