The esp8266-otp project leverages the ESP8266 microcontroller to function as a TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password) token, allowing users to manage and update tokens through a dedicated application. This setup includes an OLED display and buttons for user interaction, offering a convenient and secure method for generating and managing OTPs.
- ESP8266 development board
- OLED display compatible with Adafruit SSD1306
- Buttons for user input
- Required Python libraries:
serial,dearpygui,json,base64
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ESP8266 Setup: Flash the
esp-otp.inocode onto your ESP8266 board. Ensure that the necessary libraries (FS,LittleFS,ArduinoJson,ESP8266WiFi,Adafruit_GFX,Adafruit_SSD1306,TOTP,sha1,SPI,Wire) are installed. -
Python Application: Install the required Python libraries:
pip install pyserial dearpygui
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Run the Application: Execute the Python script to start the configuration script:
python main.py
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Select COM Port: Use the application to detect and select the appropriate COM port for the ESP8266.
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Enter Master PIN: Input the master PIN to authenticate and access the main management interface.
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Manage Tokens: Add, delete, or refresh TOTP tokens. Update WiFi settings or change the master PIN as needed.
Feel free to fork the project and submit pull requests. For major changes, please open an issue to discuss what you would like to change.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
For any questions or support, please contact me at telegram @nwsynx.