Making things easy and just working is a high priority to us, but I wonder
if it would actually be easier and more guaranteed to just work if built-in
themes is in a zip. Arguments are basically:
* Prevents anyone modifying the built-in themes, which if you do would
bring you problems later on
* Makes it easier to update as the whole themes directory can be kept.
Currently the built-in themes has to be replaced, but not custom themes
What might actually be real nice is to have a little tool to work with
themes. Something like
kc-theme create --theme mytheme --parent keycloak
kc-theme list-templates --type login
kc-theme add-custom-template --theme mytheme --template login.ftl
kc-theme add-custom-messages --theme mytheme --language en
On Thu, 19 Sep 2019 at 20:00, Asbjørn Thegler <asbjoern(a)deranged.dk> wrote:
On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 7:14 PM Stan Silvert
<ssilvert(a)redhat.com> wrote:
> The easier it is to get that first "success" the greater the chance he
> will continue onward and choose Keycloak.
Being new to KeyCloak - this is something I can agree with. The glee
of running a project that just works the first time is amazing.
It's part of the reason we stuck with KeyCloak, if I'd have to guess.