Spring WebFlux with Keycloak and Angular SSO Example

Features

• Spring WebFlux as Resource Server.

• Keycloak as OIDC provider.

• Angular application with SSO.

• App store example

• Launch Employee Angular front end directly or using app store.

• Two roles Admin and user roles supported.

• Admin can perform CRUD operations.

• User role can view only.

• Role validation is done both at frontend and backend.

• username and password - admin → admin1/password - user → user1/password

How to run using docker-compose [WIP]

• Replace all occurance of IP Address in keycloak/universal-realm.json with your host IP Address.

• Replace all occurance of IP Address in docker-compose.yml with your host IP Address.

• Start the applications using docker-compose

  $ docker-compose up -d

• Now you can access the application at url `http://<host-ip>

Note	To rebuild and run single container $ docker-compose up -d --force-recreate --no-deps --build -V <service-name>

How to run apps using ng serve with just keycloak using docker.

• Change application redirect uri ipaddress to host ip where the application will run in keycloak/universal-realm.json

• Change employee-app ipaddress in app-store app-store/src/app/assets/config/apps.json to host IP where the application will be running.

• Change keycloak ipaddress in app-store app-store/src/app/assets/config/oidc.json to host IP where the keycloak will be running.

• Change keycloak ipaddress in employee-app employee-app/src/app/assets/config/oidc.json to host IP where the keycloak will be running.

• Change employee-backend ipaddress in employee-app employee-app/proxy-config.json to host IP where the employee-backend will be running.

• Change keycloak ipaddress in employee-backend employee-backend/src/main/resources/application.yml to host IP where the keycloak will be running.

• start keycloak

  docker-compose up -d keycloak

• Build and start app-store

  $ cd app-store
  $ npm install
  $ ng serve --host 0.0.0.0 --ssl

• Build and start emplyee-app

  $ cd emplyee-app
  $ npm install
  $ ng serve --host 0.0.0.0 --port 4201 --ssl

• start employee backend

  $ cd employee-backend
  $ mvn spring-boot:run

• now app-store can be accessed on url https://localhost:4200