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A Keycloak Mobile Implementation using Angular v4 and Ionic v3.

• Implementation with Angular 4/Typescript/Ionic 3
• ViewGuard - View level access is protected based on a Role
• More Keycloak functions used and information served

• Apache Cordova
• Node 6 LTS
• Ionic 3
• Keycloak Server

Install Cordova & Ionic

• npm install -g ionic cordova

Use Node 6

• nvm use 6.9

Run ionic serve --address localhost to start the application.

Note: You must first have the Keycloak Server running with a configured Realm and Users:

You can import the keyonic-v2 Realm (keyonic-v2-realm.json) and Users (keyonic-v2-users.json) JSON files here to populate Keycloak with the correct configuration.

• Under the Realms section in Keycloak, add a new Realm with the Import option.
• Import the keyonic-v2-realm.json file.
• Once complete, visit the newly created realm and click the 'Import' button at the bottom left of the sidebar. You will import the users here. Choose the keyonic-v2-users.json file.

Note: You must first have a running Keycloak instance running as the Keycloak JS Adapter in the mobile app is being fetched from the Keycloak server itself, rather than via npm.

In this sample application, Keycloak is expected to be already running off localhost:8080. This can be changed however in src/index.html under <script src="http://localhost:8080/auth/js/keycloak.js"></script>

Ensure that you have the Web Origin configured in Keycloak. eg * or other. (This should be done when you import the realm)

Also ensure that the redirectUri for the client is pointing to where the ionic dev server is running. eg. http://localhost:8100/* (Only if your ionic app is running on a different URL)

User Credentials:

• keypress-admin/admin

• areader/123

• apublisher/123

For an example using bearer tokens for accessing a REST API, checkout the bearer_example branch here and in Keypress#bearer_example