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I was not please when I saw the answer to this FAQ question: Can I use a Stormpath SDKs (like Java, C#, and Node.js) with Okta? We are not migrating the S
by TheCuriousCoder 10y ago
I was not please when I saw the answer to this FAQ question:
Can I use a Stormpath SDKs (like Java, C#, and Node.js) with Okta?
We are not migrating the Stormpath SDKs to work with the Okta API. Together with the Okta team, we will develop robust, new SDKs for the Okta API, but these may not be available before Stormpath is shut down. Okta has a REST API that provides functionality similar to the Stormpath API. This can be used in the interim while new Okta SDKs are being developed.
It doesn't make any sense not to have the SDKs available long before the shutdown date.
- chunsaker 10y agoWhile we are not porting the SDKs, we are targeting end of April for framework integrations, so most Stormpath users can migrate with a pretty simple version upgrade. Most users are working with these and not our base SDKs. We are prioritizing: Java Spring Java Spring Boot Node Express ASP.NET 4.x ASP.NET Core
- andersonk 10y agoPlease make sure your Spring Cloud Zuul + Juiser integration has a migration path too. Thanks!
- chunsaker 10y agoThis makes me wish there was a <love> button on HN. I have shared your request with Les.
- TheCuriousCoder 10y agoWhen can we expect a base SDK for Node.js? I am currently using both the Express SDK as well as the base Node.js SDK.
- rdegges 10y agoWe don't have official timelines for this, but we'll be working on these as soon as the integrations get finished.