SCIM

SCIM Service Provider

Installation

You can either Download the zip here or build it yourself.

Install node 17.x

npm install -g @rocket.chat/apps-cli@1.9.0

then use

rc-apps package

it will create a zip file under ./dist

Enable under Rocket.Chat administration > general > apps the developer mode. Choose as Apps Source Package Storage type FileSystem. Use an absolute path that exists in your image - for example /app/uploads.

Now you can upload the .zip file under administration > apps choose upload app and upload the .zip from ealier.

You can scip the upload step and just use rc-apps deploy.

Warning: Be careful to not lock yourself out of your chat. I recommend setting up a extra admin account in Rocket.Chat.

After the Installation you can access the app under administration > apps > installed apps.

For the app you need to setup a personal access token for the user that's gonna create channels and add the users. You should use an admin account for that, but you can probably add a different user with the necessary permissions as well (not tested). Under My Account > Personal Access Tokens you will need that token and the your user-id you get from that process.

Now add the token and the user-id to the app and set up the scim-provider either from the keycloak-scim project or any other IdP or SP that supports scim.

If you set up everything correctly users and teams should be created as well as user added to existing roles in Rocket.Chat.

Download

https://lab.libreho.st/libre.sh/scim/rocketchat-scim/-/jobs/artifacts/main/browse?job=package

Getting Started

Now that you have generated a blank default Rocket.Chat App, what are you supposed to do next? Start developing! Open up your favorite editor, our recommended one is Visual Studio code, and start working on your App. Once you have something ready to test, you can either package it up and manually deploy it to your test instance or you can use the CLI to do so. Here are some commands to get started:

• rc-apps package: this command will generate a packaged app file (zip) which can be installed if it compiles with TypeScript
• rc-apps deploy: this will do what package does but will then ask you for your server url, username, and password to deploy it for you

Documentation

Here are some links to examples and documentation:

• Rocket.Chat Apps TypeScript Definitions Documentation
• Rocket.Chat Apps TypeScript Definitions Repository
• Example Rocket.Chat Apps
• Community Forums
  • App Requests
  • App Guides
  • Top View of Both Categories
• #rocketchat-apps on Open.Rocket.Chat