[keycloak-dev] Private/public SPIs

Marek Posolda mposolda at redhat.com
Tue May 12 04:47:54 EDT 2015


No objection. Does private have any limitation from the implementation 
perspective or is it just a marker? Will user be still able to implement 
some private SPI and put it into 'providers' folder?

Marek

On 12.5.2015 08:24, Stian Thorgersen wrote:
> To make it easy to identify which SPIs are public I've added isPrivate method to SPI.
>
> The list below is all the SPIs we currently have, any objections to which are marked as private?
>
>
> SPI                           Private
> -------------------------------------
> account                       true
> client-import                 true
> connectionsFile               true
> connectionsHttpClient         true
> connectionsInfinispan         true
> connectionsJpa                true
> connectionsJpaUpdater         true
> connectionsMongo              true
> connectionsMongoUpdater       true
> email                         true
> eventsListener                false
> eventsStore                   true
> export                        true
> identity-provider-mapper      false
> identity_provider             false
> import                        true
> login                         true
> login-protocol                true
> migration                     true
> protocol-mapper               false
> realm                         true
> realmCache                    true
> social                        false
> theme                         true
> timer                         true
> user                          true
> userCache                     true
> userFederation                false
> userSessions                  true
> well-known                    true
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