keycloak.authn — keycloak-clojure 1.28.3

access-token clj

(access-token client username password)

auth-cookie clj

(auth-cookie bearer)

auth-header clj

(auth-header bearer)

Return a map with "authorization" key and value the access token with "Bearer " prefix. Argument is the data structure returned by the keycloak.authn/authenticate function

authenticate clj

(authenticate {:keys [auth-server-url realm client-id] :as conf} client-secret)

(authenticate {:keys [auth-server-url realm client-id] :as conf}
              username
              password)

(authenticate auth-server-url realm client-id client-secret)

(authenticate auth-server-url realm client-id username password)

Return the bearer token decoded as a clojure map with :access_token and :refresh_token keys, beware underscore _ not hyphen -. Also contains the :expires_in and :refresh_expires_in values of token duration in seconds. The keycloak conf needs the :auth-server-url, realm and client-id keys

client-credentials clj

(client-credentials client-id client-secret)

(client-credentials client-id username password)

near-expiration? clj

(near-expiration? token-store username)

Does the token from the token-store expires in less than 20 seconds?

oidc-connect-url clj

(oidc-connect-url auth-server-url realm-name)

token! clj

(token! token-store keycloak-conf username password)

Given a map in an atom as a token store, issue, cache and re-issue a token from a keycloak with a username and password. Swap the map entry with the username key with this function result (actually the same response as the keycloak.authn/authenticate function)