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CLI(and Lib) for HOTP (RFC 4226) google authenticator token. With AES 256 encryption
Command line tool for HOTP google authenticator in node.js with AES256 encryption protecting your secret keys.
npm install -g htoken
then run
htoken
You will be asked to provide following information:
otpauth://hotp/LABEL?secret=<secret key>&counter=<init counter>
Passcode length is by defaul 6.
Then setup a password to protect your secret key. You can leave the password empty so the configuration file will not be encrypted.
Once you get setup successfully, run again
htoken
You will get your dynamic passcode. (If you have password setup, you need type your password first.)
You can find your configuration file at $HOME/.htoken.json
##Sync You need to sync with server for first time use. If the tool is out of sync for some reason, you have to sync with server again.
##Reset To reset everything, just simply remove $HOME/.htoken.json file (or $USERPROFILE\.htoken.json file for Windows).
npm install htoken
and in project files:
var htoken=require("htoken");
htoken.hotp(secretKey,counter,passCodeLength);
//code will be returned.
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CLI(and Lib) for HOTP (RFC 4226) google authenticator token. With AES 256 encryption
We found that htoken demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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