cleanup examples

Author: jkyberneees

example/all.js

@@ -15,15 +15,15 @@ const fs = require('fs');
     let token = await keycloak.jwt.verify(someAccessToken)
     console.log(token.isExpired())
     console.log(token.hasRealmRole('user'))
-    console.log(token.hasApplicationRole('nodejs-connect', 'vlm-readonly'))
+    console.log(token.hasApplicationRole('my-application', 'my-role'))
 
     // verify token offline, intended for micro-service authorization
     // using this method does not consider token invalidation, avoid long-term tokens here
     const cert = fs.readFileSync('./local/public_cert.pem')
     token = await keycloak.jwt.verifyOffline(someAccessToken, cert)
     console.log(token.isExpired())
     // console.log(token.hasRealmRole('user'))
-    // console.log(token.hasApplicationRole('nodejs-connect', 'vlm-readonly'))
+    // console.log(token.hasApplicationRole('my-application', 'my-role'))
 
     // how to manually refresh custom access token
     // (this operation is performed automatically for the service access token)

example/retrieve-decode-token.js

@@ -6,5 +6,6 @@ keycloak.accessToken.get().then(async (accessToken) => {
   const token = keycloak.jwt.decode(accessToken)
   console.log({ expired: token.isExpired() })
   console.log({ content: token.content })
-  console.log({ hasRole: token.hasApplicationRole('client-name', 'ROLE_NAME') })
+  console.log({ hasRole: token.hasRealmRole('my-role') })
+  console.log({ hasRole: token.hasApplicationRole('my-application', 'my-role') })
 })