[keycloak-dev] View all users for a realm

[Alexandre Mendonca]

+1 on listing users. With pagination and the possibility for sorting by last created/modified we can cover the scenario Gabriel referred to. 

Alexandre 

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If we don't list all users by default, it would be good to update the page's header to "Search Users" 

On Dec 5, 2013, at 5:07 PM, Stian Thorgersen wrote: 




I should have included the reason why I want it ;) 

ATM there's no way for an admin to list all users. I think we should either view all users by default, or add "View all" button next to the search. I'm happy with either, and I'd probably prefer the last option TBH. 

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Well, he won't see the user if there are N number of users already. 

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On 12/5/2013 11:34 AM, Gabriel Cardoso wrote: 

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This is much better from the usability perspective. The way it is, the 

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admin creates an user and does not see him listed in the table. This may 

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lead him to try to create the same user again ;) 

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On Dec 5, 2013, at 9:40 AM, Stian Thorgersen wrote: 

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ATM it's only possible to search for users. It should be possible to 

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also view all users for a realm. 

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I propose that we make the users page show all users when there's no 

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search set. In the future this and all other tables should support 

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pagination, including pagination support on the rest endpoints, so 

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that would solve the issue of loading a huge amount of users. 

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