keycloak-scim/src/client-scopes/messages.ts
Jenny 0b73d51412
Realm settings(Client policies -> conditions): Update client-roles condition to match new design (#1532)
* wip client roles select field

WIP multivalued roles component

wip client roles select: multivalued rows component

wip client roles select

role multi select is working :)

update client roles select to use multivalued select as per new design

delete comments

remove unused css

update cypress tests

revert to original

remove duplicates

add isCreateable

* PR feedback

* small refactor

* change to use orderBy

* use localeCompare

* fix tests

Co-authored-by: Erik Jan de Wit <erikjan.dewit@gmail.com>
2021-11-22 07:41:43 -05:00

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export default {
"client-scopes": {
createClientScope: "Create client scope",
clientScopeList: "Client scopes",
grantedClientScopes: "Granted client scopes",
clientScopeDetails: "Client scope details",
clientScopeExplain:
"Client scopes allow you to define a common set of protocol mappers and roles, which are shared between multiple clients",
searchFor: "Search for client scope",
protocol: "Protocol",
assignedType: "Assigned type",
displayOrder: "Display order",
type: "Type",
deleteClientScope_one: "Delete client scope {{name}}",
deleteClientScope_other: "Delete {{count}} client scopes",
deleteConfirm: "Are you sure you want to delete this client scope",
changeTypeTo: "Change type to",
changeTypeIntro: "{{count}} selected client scopes will be changed to",
clientScopeSuccess: "Scope mapping updated",
clientScopeError: "Could not update scope mapping {{error}}",
deletedSuccess: "The client scope has been deleted",
deleteError: "Could not delete client scope: {{error}}",
includeInTokenScope: "Include in token scope",
realmRolePrefix: "Realm role prefix",
userInfo: "User info",
createSuccess: "Client scope created",
createError: "Could not create client scope: '{{error}}'",
updateSuccess: "Client scope updated",
updateError: "Could not update client scope: '{{error}}'",
addMapperExplain:
"If you want more fine-grain control, you can create protocol mapper on this client",
realmRoles: "Realm roles",
clientRoles: "Client roles",
selectASourceOfRoles: "Select a source of roles",
newRoleName: "New role name",
searchClientByName: "Search client by name",
clients: "Clients",
mapperCreateSuccess: "New mapping has been added",
mapperCreateError: "Could not create mapping: {{error}}",
fromPredefinedMapper: "From predefined mappers",
byConfiguration: "By configuration",
emptyBuiltInMappersInstructions:
"All built in mappers were added to this client",
emptySecondaryAction: "Configure a new mapper",
displayOnConsentScreen: "Display on consent screen",
consentScreenText: "Consent screen text",
guiOrder: "Display Order",
shouldBeANumber: "Should be a number",
chooseAMapperType: "Choose a mapper type",
predefinedMappingDescription:
"Choose one of the predefined mappings from this table",
mappingTable: "Table with predefined mapping",
roleGroup: "Use a realm role from:",
clientGroup: "Use a client role from:",
scope: "Scope",
roleMappingUpdatedSuccess: "Role mapping updated",
roleMappingUpdatedError: "Could not update role mapping {{error}}",
protocolTypes: {
all: "All",
saml: "SAML",
"openid-connect": "openid-connect",
},
},
};