Turreta Rust Keycloak is a crate that enables Rust codes to work with Keycloak.
- Rust Stable 1.68.2 or greater
- Keycloak
- Supported Keycloak versions:
- Keycloak 12
- Keycloak 13
- Keycloak 14
- Keycloak 15
- Keycloak 16
- Supported Keycloak versions:
- Ubuntu 22 LTS
- Docker for tests
- User sign-in
- User access token validation (only for Keycloak clients with confidential access type)
- User access token refresh
- Keycloak Admin API (for future releases)
TBD
We can perform integration tests with multiple versions of Keycloak on our local machines by using Docker and Docker compose.
- Install Docker
- Use the Docker compose command to spin up the Keycloak instances using docker-compose.yml
- For each Keycloak instance
- create a realm using the appropriate import JSON file
- manually create specific user with predefined password (password123)
- manually regenerate client secret when needed
| Keycloak version | Partial Import Config | User | Realm | Clients |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12.0.4 @localhost:8284 | kc-12.0.4-realm-export.json | kc-12.0.4-user-1 | kc-12.0.4 | kc-12.0.4-client-public kc-12.0.4-client-confidential |
| 13.0.1 @localhost:8283 | kc-13.0.1-realm-export.json | kc-13.0.1-user-1 | kc-13.0.1 | kc-13.0.1-client-public kc-13.0.1-client-confidential |
| 14.0.0 @localhost:8282 | kc-14.0.0-realm-export.json | kc-14.0.0-user-1 | kc-14.0.0 | kc-14.0.0-client-public kc-14.0.0-client-confidential |
| 15.1.1 @localhost:8281 | kc-15.1.1-realm-export.json | kc-15.1.1-user-1 | kc-15.1.1 | kc-15.1.1-client-confidential kc-15.1.1-client-public |
| 16.1.1 @localhost:8280 | kc-16.1.1-realm-export.json | kc-16.1.1-user-1 | kc-16.1.1 | kc-16.1.1-client-confidential kc-16.1.1-client-public |
Finally, start the local integration tests using the following command.
cargo testSee LICENSE.txt
TBD