Run in terminal:
npm install
Run in terminal:
node migrate_templates <pingidsdk.properties>
Where pingidsdk.properties is the location of your PingID SDK .properties file downloaded from the admin portal (https://admin.pingone.com/) Follow the on-screen instructions, here's an example flow:
First, you are presented with a list of your SDK applications (that were linked to a V2 environment)
reading pingidsdk.properties
account: 6f585b0e-d090-4bc3-96ba-a509684dcddb
Applications:
(1) coocoo (ID: 77aea535-3240-4fc9-b5b6-c140685b67bd)
Choose application: 1
In this example, application (1) (which is the only one in this case) was selected.
Next, you are asked which V1 Email configuration you'd like to migrate:
Email configurations types:
(1) authentication_123
(2) pairing
(3) authentication_email
(4) authentication
Choose Email configuration type to migrate: 1
In this example, the application has 4 distinct types that can be migrated, and type (1) was selected
Next, you are asked to select the target email template to migrate to, this is a list of hard-coded templates that V2 has.
Email templates:
(1) Device Pairing
(2) Strong Authentication
(3) Transaction
Choose target template to migrate to: 3
In this example, type (3) was selected. once selected the migration will start. upon completion, the following is shown:
migrating of type=authentication_123 locale=en OK
finished migrating type="authentication_123", migrate another type? y/n:
You can type "y" to migrate another type, or "n" to quit (you can always re-run the script if you'd like to migrate additional templates)
This software is open sourced by Ping Identity but not supported commercially as such. Any questions/issues should go to the Github issues tracker or discuss on the Ping Identity developer communities . See also the DISCLAIMER file in this directory.