nixpkgs/pkgs/servers/keycloak/all-plugins.nix
Benjamin Staffin 64c94bd40a nixos/keycloak: Add systemd startup notification
This makes it possible for other systemd units to depend on
keycloak.service using `after` and `wants` relationships, and systemd
will actually wait for Keycloak to finish its initialization before
starting any dependent units.  This can be important for services like
oauth2-proxy, which (when configured to use Keycloak as its auth
provider) will fail to start until Keycloak's
`.well-known/openid-configuration` endpoint is available.
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{ callPackage, fetchMavenArtifact }:
{
scim-for-keycloak = callPackage ./scim-for-keycloak {};
scim-keycloak-user-storage-spi = callPackage ./scim-keycloak-user-storage-spi {};
keycloak-discord = callPackage ./keycloak-discord {};
keycloak-metrics-spi = callPackage ./keycloak-metrics-spi {};
keycloak-restrict-client-auth = callPackage ./keycloak-restrict-client-auth {};
# These could theoretically be used by something other than Keycloak, but
# there are no other quarkus apps in nixpkgs (as of 2023-08-21)
quarkus-systemd-notify = (fetchMavenArtifact {
groupId = "io.quarkiverse.systemd.notify";
artifactId = "quarkus-systemd-notify";
version = "1.0.1";
hash = "sha256-3I4j22jyIpokU4kdobkt6cDsALtxYFclA+DV+BqtmLY=";
}).passthru.jar;
quarkus-systemd-notify-deployment = (fetchMavenArtifact {
groupId = "io.quarkiverse.systemd.notify";
artifactId = "quarkus-systemd-notify-deployment";
version = "1.0.1";
hash = "sha256-xHxzBxriSd/OU8gEcDG00VRkJYPYJDfAfPh/FkQe+zg=";
}).passthru.jar;
}