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I'm just starting out with Keycloak theming. I've found a this solution that seems to do what I need, and it includes pre-generated .ftl template files. It seems to load default template files, but I'm not sure where those are located.
My situation is that I already have my own .ftl files that I'd like to use as the basis for my theme. Is it possible to configure the npx keycloakify add-story command to use my files instead of the default ones? Ideally, I'd then be able to see those files in Storybook npm run storybook and customize them from there.
If directly specifying my files isn't possible, what would be the recommended way to adapt the existing solution to work with my own .ftl templates?
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Hi all,
I'm just starting out with Keycloak theming. I've found a this solution that seems to do what I need, and it includes pre-generated
.ftl
template files. It seems to load default template files, but I'm not sure where those are located.My situation is that I already have my own .ftl files that I'd like to use as the basis for my theme. Is it possible to configure the
npx keycloakify add-story
command to use my files instead of the default ones? Ideally, I'd then be able to see those files in Storybooknpm run storybook
and customize them from there.If directly specifying my files isn't possible, what would be the recommended way to adapt the existing solution to work with my own .ftl templates?
Thanks for any guidance!
Best regards,
Matus
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