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The ForgeRock SDK is a great and valid option used by many ForgeRock customers and there is a great set of tutorials but its all very manual, It would be great if the SDK could be setup automatically by running a command.
frodo sdk install --centralized-login
Describe the solution you'd like
This result of the command could be a configured OAuthClient and Cors config, with even a generated basic set of connection options to plug straight into your code.
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@adam-cyclones I have a beta-esque github action that does this for a specific use case. I can see this being abstracted out for a purpose like this as well.
Yes I think that's part of what we're thinking about (have discussed further on slack). There are other settings that could be good to apply here, such as specifying a custom UI instead of the default end user, adding an appropriate oauth client and probably more.
@ryanbas21 I was going to say you have all this wonderful typescript! lib-frodo (frodo split backend uses typescript kind of) So it would have played well to copy this code and add it there. sadly lib-frodo isn't ready yet, its still very much my pet project.
Right now we are still adding all the commands + features + API to this CLI repo instead - anyway, I mean, looking at your lib folder, yes this is a cracking starting point for us!
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The ForgeRock SDK is a great and valid option used by many ForgeRock customers and there is a great set of tutorials but its all very manual, It would be great if the SDK could be setup automatically by running a command.
frodo sdk install --centralized-login
Describe the solution you'd like
This result of the command could be a configured OAuthClient and Cors config, with even a generated basic set of connection options to plug straight into your code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: