Implement password policy property #315
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A simple implementation of the password policy property on realms.
It would enable us to configure password policy on our keycloak installations.
Is it a good enough implementation or would you like to have some kind of seperate properties which get then send as
passwordPolicyproperty to keycloak api?It's kind of strange implementation on keycloak side that they don't expose the options seperatly instead they use some string with
andto combine rules.