Keycloak themes using vue + vuetify IMPORTANT: This project is not yet finished, having problems making it until now.
- certs - A folder to map your certificates for the keycloak server
- keycloak-vue - The keycloak theme using vue + vuetify
- scripts - usefull scripts to run the keycloak server, like a script to initialize postgres database using environment variables
Change the volume paths in the docker-compose.yml file to your local paths, case you need.
Create a copy of the .env.template file and rename it to .env, then fill the variables with your values.
Create a copy of the .env.template file and rename it to .env, then fill the variables with your values.
We recommend setting the following variables, with the following values:
KEYCLOAK_DOCKER_COMMAND=--start --optimized
KEYCLOAK_DOCKER_BUILD_TARGET=production
KEYCLOAK_HTTP_PORT=80
KEYCLOAK_HTTPS_PORT=443It's also recomend to uncomment the volumes under keycloak service definition and map with yours proper certificates
You can use this project as a reference to create your own themes.
The theme is using vue + vuetify, so you can use all the components from vuetify. You can also use the components from the keycloak theme, like the login form, the register form, etc.
You must have the keycloak server running.
Case you are using vscode you can run it just pressing F5
IMPORTANT: You must open keycloak-with-vue-vuetify-theme.code-workspace as a workspace in VSCODE.
To copy the themes to the keycloak server, you can use the script scripts/copy-themes.sh. Or you can run a vscode task that will start the container and copy it for you.
We recomend you to copy the theme to a folder ignored by git, like keycloak-base-themes. This way you can keep your theme in a git repository and copy it to the keycloak server.
The copied file can be opened using any standard ZIP archive tool.