generator-jhipster-stormpath
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JHipster module, Stormpath integration for JHipster application
JHipster module, Stormpath API integration for Authorization
This is a JHipster module, that is meant to be used in a JHipster application.
This module installs Stormpath's Spring Boot, Spring Security and AngularJS support and configures everything for you.
You will need a free Stormpath account and API keys installed to use your application after installing this module.
Specifically, this module configures your JHipster application to use the following Stormpath features:
Features we hope to add in a future release:
As this is a JHipster module, we expect you have JHipster and its related tools already installed.
This module requires JHipster >= 3.0 in order to work.
npm install -g generator-jhipster-stormpath
Install Stormpath on a JHipster generated application:
yo jhipster-stormpath
NOTE: To see the Administration menu, you will need a ROLE_ADMIN group configured in Stormpath. Only users in this group will be able to see the Administration menu.
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JHipster module, Stormpath integration for JHipster application
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