keycloak.reconciliation — keycloak-clojure 1.30.1

apply-groups-plan! clj

(apply-groups-plan! keycloak-client realm-name plan & [opts])

apply-plan clj

(apply-plan keycloak-client realm-name config plan)

apply-plan! clj

(apply-plan! admin-client realm-name plan & [opts])

apply-role-mappings-plan! clj

(apply-role-mappings-plan! keycloak-client realm-name plan & [opts])

apply-users-plan! clj

(apply-users-plan! keycloak-client realm-name plan & [opts])

find-additions clj

(find-additions k current desired)

find items in desired coll missing from the current coll

find-deletions clj

(find-deletions k current desired)

find items in current coll missing from the desired coll

find-differents clj

(find-differents k current desired)

(find-differents k current desired keyseq)

find items in current coll that are different from the ones in the desired coll using the optional keys in keyseq to check equality only on these keys

groups-plan clj

(groups-plan keycloak-client realm-name desired-groups)

plan clj

(plan admin-client realm-name desired-state & [opts])

reconciliate-groups! clj

(reconciliate-groups! admin-client realm-name groups & [opts])

reconciliate-role-mappings! clj

(reconciliate-role-mappings! admin-client realm-name roles users & [opts])

reconciliate-users! clj

(reconciliate-users! admin-client realm-name users & [opts])

remove-blank-or-empty-value-entries clj

(remove-blank-or-empty-value-entries m)

role-mappings-plan clj

(role-mappings-plan keycloak-client realm-name roles desired-role-mappings)

Make a role plan, all considered roles must be given as input and the desired role-mappings as {"username" {:realm-roles ["role1"] :client-roles {:client-id1 ["role2"]}}} return a map with keys as :realm-role-mapping/additions and deletions with a map of user to roles NB: only realm roles for the moment

subgroup-path clj

(subgroup-path parent-group-name subgroup)

users-plan clj

(users-plan keycloak-client realm-name desired-users & [opts])