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[Article] Instant User Management and SSO for X (web framework) #56

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xgp opened this issue Oct 11, 2022 · 4 comments
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[Article] Instant User Management and SSO for X (web framework) #56

xgp opened this issue Oct 11, 2022 · 4 comments
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@xgp xgp added the documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Nov 26, 2022
@xgp xgp added the backlog label Apr 12, 2023
@xgp xgp changed the title [Article] Instant SSO for Django [Article] Instant SSO for X (web framework) Jun 28, 2023
@xgp xgp assigned xgp and pnzrr Jun 28, 2023
@xgp xgp changed the title [Article] Instant SSO for X (web framework) [Article] Instant User Management and SSO for X (web framework) Jun 28, 2023
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pnzrr commented Jul 5, 2023

Additional Frameworks

  • NextJs
  • NuxtJs
  • React
  • VueJs
  • Express
  • Remix
  • Astro

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xgp commented Jul 5, 2023

I think there are two broad categories here. There are frameworks that have a base idea of a user/role model (e.g. Django, Laravel, Rails(?), etc.), and then frameworks that are just expressing an opinion of how to build an app, without any high-level objects (e.g. Next, Vue, React, etc.). In the first case, the articles/docs should be focused on how to replace/augment the existing user management system with Keycloak and Phase Two SSO. In the second case, the articles/docs should be more focused on how to secure a page.

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pnzrr commented Jul 5, 2023

How to secure a page is the perfect starter use case.

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xgp commented Jul 5, 2023

Agreed. I think having a repo where we have examples for all frameworks that could be referenced from articles/docs/forums would be great. I'm surprised/unsurprised it doesn't exist already for Keycloak.

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