TROTP

A CLI tool for managing TOTP accounts. All accounts are stored in a local file that's encrypted with the provided password. If you don't provide the -p argument it will expect the password on stdin.

Running trotp without any arguments will run the TUI interface.

Installation

bash cargo install trotp

Usage

bash trotp --help

``` trotp 0.1.1 Krakaw <41575888+Krakaw@users.noreply.github.com> A CLI and TUI TOTP manager

USAGE: totp [OPTIONS] [SUBCOMMAND]

OPTIONS: -f, --filename The storage filename [default: .storage.txt] -h, --help Print help information -p, --password The encryption password -V, --version Print version information

SUBCOMMANDS: add Add a new account check Check an OTP delete Delete an account dump Dump the config file generate Generate an OTP help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) interactive Run in interactive mode [default] serve Start an HTTP Server ```

Add accounts

tortp -p password add -a AccountName -s SecretToken

Delete an account

trotp -p password delete -a AccountName

Check an OTP against a secret for a specific time within a range

trotp -p password check -t TokenSecretKey -o 123456 -s 2022-06-03T08:35:00+02:00 -r 10

Start an HTTP REST server that will return an OTP from your accounts if a name is provided or generate one for a provided secret

trotp -p password serve

# Example using a secret for a once off TOTP
curl localhost:8080/JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP
{"account_name":"Secret","code":"359962","expiry":11}

curl localhost:8080/acc
{"account_name":"Account 1","code":"783196","expiry":30}

Key Bindings

User Interface

Global Key Bindings

| Key Binding | Action | |-------------|-------------------------| | / | Switch to insert mode | | Esc | Switch to normal mode | | Ctrl-c | Exit | | Down | Select next account | | Up | Select previous account | | Enter | Copy OTP to clipboard |