Open stianst opened 1 year ago
Leaning towards the following options:
kct
- Keycloak Token CLIkauth
- Keycloak Auth CLII'd probably align it with our current CLI naming: kc.sh
, kcreg.sh
, kcadm.sh
. Hence calling it kcauth.sh
makes most sense to me.
I'd probably align it with our current CLI naming:
kc.sh
,kcreg.sh
,kcadm.sh
. Hence calling itkcauth.sh
makes most sense to me.
Native builds so won't be .sh
;)
Native builds so won't be
.sh
;)
Or Windows. ;P It was just for demonstrative purposes. It reads better to me with an extension.
Edit: Didn't realize it's already a native bin. So forget the .sh
. :D
Native builds so won't be
.sh
;)Or Windows. ;P It was just for demonstrative purposes. It reads better to me with an extension.
Edit: Didn't realize it's already a native bin. So forget the
.sh
. :D
Yer, was curious about the level of effort to create a native CLI with Quarkus, so actually have Linux, Windows, and MacOS builds included in releases:
I wonder if we could have an ARM64 build for macOS (AMD64 Macs are no longer produced). But that's certainly an off-topic for this discussion.
Never mind. https://github.com/stianst/keycloak-oidc-cli/issues/14
~I wonder if we could have an ARM64 build for macOS (AMD64 Macs are no longer produced). But that's certainly an off-topic for this discussion.~
Never mind. #14
@bdaw tried out the non-ARM64 and it works fine on his super fancy laptop, so should be okay there. There are some ARM64 runners in beta now though, so maybe some day we can do this as well
I'm leaning towards:
kauth - Keycloak Auth CLI
TBH, kauth
resembles a bit kinit
to me giving the impression it's Kerberos related. :)
TBH,
kauth
resembles a bitkinit
to me giving the impression it's Kerberos related. :)
Not sure if that is good or bad? ;)
kc-oidc
is not a great name, should call it something else. The name for the command-line should be something short and simple (and perhaps something that you can say without spelling out the letters?). The CLI name should also not conflict with other commands folks regularly have installed (i.e.cp
would be a pretty bad name).Short name suggestions:
Full name suggestions: