Examples with FileConfigHandler org.keycloak.client.registration.cli.config.FileConfigHandler used on opensource projects

Example 11 with FileConfigHandler

use of org.keycloak.client.registration.cli.config.FileConfigHandler in project keycloak by keycloak.

the class KcRegTest method testCustomConfigLoginCreateDelete.

@Test
@AuthServerContainerExclude(AuthServer.REMOTE)
public void testCustomConfigLoginCreateDelete() throws IOException {
    /*
         *  Test user login, create, delete session using a custom config file
         */
    // prepare for loading a config file
    FileConfigHandler handler = initCustomConfigFile();
    try (TempFileResource configFile = new TempFileResource(handler.getConfigFile())) {
        KcRegExec exe = execute("config credentials --server " + serverUrl + " --realm master --user admin --password admin --config '" + configFile.getName() + "'");
        assertExitCodeAndStreamSizes(exe, 0, 0, 1);
        // remember the state of config file
        ConfigData config1 = handler.loadConfig();
        exe = execute("create --config '" + configFile.getName() + "' -s clientId=test-client -o");
        assertExitCodeAndStdErrSize(exe, 0, 0);
        // check changes to config file
        ConfigData config2 = handler.loadConfig();
        assertFieldsEqualWithExclusions(config1, config2, "endpoints." + serverUrl + ".master.clients.test-client");
        // check that registration access token is now set
        Assert.assertNotNull(config2.sessionRealmConfigData().getClients().get("test-client"));
        ClientRepresentation client = JsonSerialization.readValue(exe.stdout(), ClientRepresentation.class);
        Assert.assertEquals("clientId", "test-client", client.getClientId());
        Assert.assertNotNull("registrationAccessToken", client.getRegistrationAccessToken());
        Assert.assertEquals("registrationAccessToken in returned json same as in config", config2.sessionRealmConfigData().getClients().get("test-client"), client.getRegistrationAccessToken());
        exe = execute("delete test-client --config '" + configFile.getName() + "'");
        assertExitCodeAndStreamSizes(exe, 0, 0, 0);
        // check changes to config file
        ConfigData config3 = handler.loadConfig();
        assertFieldsEqualWithExclusions(config2, config3, "endpoints." + serverUrl + ".master.clients.test-client");
        // check that registration access token is no longer there
        Assert.assertTrue("clients empty", config3.sessionRealmConfigData().getClients().isEmpty());
    }
}

Example 12 with FileConfigHandler

use of org.keycloak.client.registration.cli.config.FileConfigHandler in project keycloak by keycloak.

the class KcRegTest method testCreateDeleteWithInitialAndRegistrationTokensWithUnsecureOption.

private void testCreateDeleteWithInitialAndRegistrationTokensWithUnsecureOption(boolean useConfig) throws IOException {
    Assume.assumeTrue(AUTH_SERVER_SSL_REQUIRED);
    // prepare for loading a config file
    // only used when useConfig is true
    FileConfigHandler handler = initCustomConfigFile();
    try (TempFileResource configFile = new TempFileResource(handler.getConfigFile())) {
        String token = issueInitialAccessToken("master");
        final String realm = "master";
        KcRegExec exe = execute("create " + (useConfig ? ("--config '" + configFile.getAbsolutePath()) + "'" : "--no-config") + " --insecure --server " + oauth.AUTH_SERVER_ROOT + " --realm " + realm + " -s clientId=test-client2 -o -t " + token);
        Assert.assertEquals("exitCode == 0", 0, exe.exitCode());
        ClientRepresentation client = JsonSerialization.readValue(exe.stdout(), ClientRepresentation.class);
        Assert.assertEquals("clientId", "test-client2", client.getClientId());
        Assert.assertNotNull("registrationAccessToken", client.getRegistrationAccessToken());
        if (useConfig) {
            ConfigData config = handler.loadConfig();
            Assert.assertEquals("Registration Access Token in config file", client.getRegistrationAccessToken(), config.ensureRealmConfigData(oauth.AUTH_SERVER_ROOT, realm).getClients().get("test-client2"));
        } else {
            Assert.assertFalse("There should be no config file", configFile.isFile());
        }
        exe = execute("delete test-client2 " + (useConfig ? ("--config '" + configFile.getAbsolutePath()) + "'" : "--no-config") + " --insecure --server " + oauth.AUTH_SERVER_ROOT + " --realm " + realm + " -t " + client.getRegistrationAccessToken());
        assertExitCodeAndStreamSizes(exe, 0, 0, 2);
    }
}

Example 13 with FileConfigHandler

use of org.keycloak.client.registration.cli.config.FileConfigHandler in project keycloak by keycloak.

the class KcRegTest method testUserLoginWithCustomConfig.

@Test
@AuthServerContainerExclude(AuthServer.REMOTE)
public void testUserLoginWithCustomConfig() {
    /*
         *  Test user login using a custom config file
         */
    FileConfigHandler handler = initCustomConfigFile();
    File configFile = new File(handler.getConfigFile());
    try {
        KcRegExec exe = execute("config credentials --server " + serverUrl + " --realm master" + " --user admin --password admin --config '" + configFile.getName() + "'");
        assertExitCodeAndStreamSizes(exe, 0, 0, 1);
        Assert.assertEquals("stderr first line", "Logging into " + serverUrl + " as user admin of realm master", exe.stderrLines().get(0));
        // make sure the config file exists, and has the right content
        ConfigData config = handler.loadConfig();
        Assert.assertEquals("serverUrl", serverUrl, config.getServerUrl());
        Assert.assertEquals("realm", "master", config.getRealm());
        RealmConfigData realmcfg = config.sessionRealmConfigData();
        Assert.assertNotNull("realm config data no null", realmcfg);
        Assert.assertEquals("realm cfg serverUrl", serverUrl, realmcfg.serverUrl());
        Assert.assertEquals("realm cfg realm", "master", realmcfg.realm());
        Assert.assertEquals("client id", "admin-cli", realmcfg.getClientId());
        Assert.assertNotNull("token not null", realmcfg.getToken());
        Assert.assertNotNull("refresh token not null", realmcfg.getRefreshToken());
        Assert.assertNotNull("token expires not null", realmcfg.getExpiresAt());
        Assert.assertNotNull("token expires in future", realmcfg.getExpiresAt() > System.currentTimeMillis());
        Assert.assertNotNull("refresh token expires not null", realmcfg.getRefreshExpiresAt());
        Assert.assertNotNull("refresh token expires in future", realmcfg.getRefreshExpiresAt() > System.currentTimeMillis());
        Assert.assertTrue("clients is empty", realmcfg.getClients().isEmpty());
    } finally {
        configFile.delete();
    }
}