[keycloak-dev] Additional things to consider for 1.0.final
Bill Burke
bburke at redhat.com
Thu Jul 17 09:14:21 EDT 2014
On 7/17/2014 8:55 AM, Stian Thorgersen wrote:
> As we didn't have enough things to do last minute I come up with more things which I think we should do for 1.0.final:
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> 1. Configure JPA through keycloak-server.json instead of persistence.xml
>
> This would be super simple to do, and would let us have a single persistence.xml for everything (testsuite, server, project-integrations). Everything worthy of configuring in persistence.xml (including datasource) can be passed in the Map overrides when creating the EntityManagerFactory.
>
-1. I don't think learning a new configuration format for
persistence.xml is user friendly. Users would have to translate the
Hibernate documentation to our json format.
>
> 2. Introduce server-dependencies-min and server-dependencies-all poms
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> We have a few places that includes all the dependencies required (server, testsuite/integration and testsuite/) as well as other project such as AeroGear and LiveOak. Instead of everyone having to list all the dependencies they could have a single dependency on either server-dependencies-min or server-dependencies-all. Min would exclude most if not all provider implementations (such as PicketLink/LDAP, social providers, etc).
>
+1
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> 3. TOTP SPI
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> At the moment we only support Google Authenticator, I don't think that's sufficient. We should at the very least add support for one more, and have an SPI so users can add their own. I think this would be related to the UserProvider sync work, as some UserProvider implementations may require both a password and totp to verify a users credentials, while others would only be able to verify the password and then have Keycloak verify the totp.
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+1. Do we have cycles to include in 1.0?
> Also, do we need to support users with more than one totp? Personally I have two for work (one I use daily and another for backup).
+1. Do we have cycles to include in 1.0?
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