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.
cargo install trotp
trotp --help
TUI TOTP generator
Usage: trotp [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]
Commands:
add Add a new account
edit Edit an existing account
delete Delete an account
interactive Run in interactive mode [default]
check Check an OTP
dump Dump the config file
secret Extract the TOTP Secret from a record
serve Start an HTTP Server
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
-p, --password <PASSWORD> The encryption password
-s, --sqlite-path <SQLITE_PATH> The sqlite filename [default: .totp.sqlite3]
-a, --auto-lock-key Automatically set the table lock key
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
trotp -p password add -a AccountName -s SecretToken -u Username -p Password123 -n Note
trotp -p password delete -a AccountName
trotp -p password edit -i 1 -a NewAccountName -s NewTOTPSecret -p NewPassword -n NewNote -u NewUserName
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 Binding | Action |
---|---|
/ |
Switch to insert mode |
Esc |
Switch to normal mode |
Tab |
Toggle password mode |
Down |
Select next account |
Up |
Select previous account |
Enter |
Copy OTP or Detail to clipboard |
Ctrl-c |
Exit |