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Keycloak social
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This document describes how to configure social providers for Keycloak. At the moment social providers are configured globally using system properties. These can either be passed using '-D' when starting the application server or added to the standalone.xml file, for example:
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<system-properties>
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<property name="keycloak.social.facebook.key" value="<facebook key>"/>
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<property name="keycloak.social.facebook.secret" value="<facebook secret>"/>
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<property name="keycloak.social.google.key" value="<google key>"/>
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<property name="keycloak.social.google.secret" value="<google secret>"/>
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<property name="keycloak.social.twitter.key" value="<twitter key>"/>
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<property name="keycloak.social.twitter.secret" value="<twitter secret>"/>
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</system-properties>
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Social provides implementations for Facebook, Google and Twitter.
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Configure Facebook
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Configure Google
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Open https://code.google.com/apis/console/. From the drop-down menu select Create.
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Use any name that you'd like, click Create Project, select API Access and click on Create an OAuth 2.0 client ID.
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Use any product name you'd like and leave the other fields empty, then click Next. On the next page select Web application as the application type. Click more options next> to Your site or hostname. Fill in the form with the following values:
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* Authorized Redirect URIs: http://<HOSTNAME>[<PORT>]/auth-server/rest/realms/<REALM>/social/callback
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Click on Create client ID. Use the value of Client ID as the value of the system property "keycloak.social.google.key", and the value of Client secret as the value of "keycloak.social.google.secret".
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Configure Twitter
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Open https://dev.twitter.com/apps. Click on Create a new application.
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Fill in name, description and website. For Callback URL use the following value:
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Callback URL: http://mbaas-stianst.rhcloud.com/ejs-identity/api/callback/516131bc-e3e4-4736-928b-cf1df8c0fe74
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Note: Twitter doesn't allow localhost as domain, use 127.0.0.1 instead!
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Agree to the rules, fill in the captcha and click on Create your Twitter application.
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Now click on Settings and tick the box Allow this application to be used to Sign in with Twitter, and click on Update this Twitter application's settings.
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Finally click on Details. Use the value of Client key as the value of the system property "keycloak.social.twitter.key", and the value of Client secret as the value of "keycloak.social.twitter.secret".
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