A modern authorization server built to authenticate your users and protect your APIs
but works in the browser OK, just not nvl
Hi guys, I'm in the middle of evaluating different SSO solutions (currently using Keycloak). I had a question regarding couple of features that are show stoppers for my company. I noticed in the past that there was a discussion about being able to configure multiple login pages based on domain or subdomain. I didn't find a ticket related to it. Was there a decision reached? If so is it possible to do that now? Also the other question is impersonation. Is it available? If not, is it possible to add customization to allow impersonation of other users? and would that customization make it difficult to upgrade to newer releases? If this all documented somewhere please feel free to point me there and I can take a look but I couldn't find any details related to it. Thank you.
Currently deciding between it and KeyCloak.
I think it's kind of abandoned, but the code still works fine . You need to modify a few of the provider implementations and the oauth2 implementation to make it work properly with odd providers like github, but if you like javascript and how easy it is to debug, it's pretty good.
if you want a turnkey solution, i'd look at keycloak or something else
@JoelleS_M_twitter why are you looking at leaving keycloak out of interest?
It is possible to change user password through api call?
I'm trying change user password using user.update but it does not work. Is it possible to change user password through api call?
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@Rquast sorry for some reason accessing this chat on my phone is a mess. Anyway I wanted to say the reason I was considering leaving keycloak is because we need to support multiple login pages which to be able to do require customization that is a sometimes a pain to maintain. Also the other reason because we were trying to implement native google login for mobile as well Facebook ask and that doesn’t work in keycloak at the moment without having to do some work outside of keycloak
@joelle_skaff_twitter ahh okay, yes I think anvil is great for customization because the code's so easy to work with. I had to modify it a bit for github to work properly, but I guess it's a lot easier to modify a few javascript files than recompiling class files and packaging the up into jar files with java (keycloak). I recommend anvil if you have the time to spend on working on it. It's great.
@opravil-jan yes, you can change the password via api, but i do that with a realm token through a server to auth server call
@joelle_skaff_twitter debugging is also easy with chrome too.. I can debug it from a docker container with --inspect when I have problems
Hi, was writing my own poor - man's - auth server solely for my apps / organisation and today I've found about anvil ... was wondering if you support roles for users and if so - is recursive dependencies between roles are supported ... so User A has granted role B, B has granted role C, C has granted role D etc... so will user A have granted role D ?
you use the scopes to check if they're allowed to do something
something is too old
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I create a project and I can create users from CLI. Then I can integrate it with my app via OAuth2, so I can now press login, visit Anvil login form and come back to my app as a logged in user.
But how can I change my email and password?
I'm looking to replace Auth0 as I'm getting a tonne of CORS issues and I cannot even get Login to work with them
The docs were always a work in progress and we spent a lot of time individually helping folks get things running
You should be able to find links to the docs in the readme for the main repo, but I’d caution you against deploying to production because we’re not able to actively maintain this code
