2fas-python is an unofficial implementation of 2FAS - the Internet’s favorite open-source two-factor authenticator. It consists of a core library in Python and a CLI tool.
To install this project, use pip or pipx:
pip install 2fas
# or:
pipx install 2fas
To see all available options, you can run:
2fas --help
If you simply run 2fas or 2fas /path/to/file.2fas, an interactive menu will show up.
If you only want a specific TOTP code, you can run 2fas <service> or 2fas /path/to/file.2fas <service>.
Multiple services can be specified: 2fas <service1> <service2> [/path/to/file.2fas].
Fuzzy matching is applied to (hopefully) catch some typo's.
You can run 2fas --all to generate codes for all TOTP in your .2fas file.
# see all settings:
2fas --settings # shortcut: -s
# see a specific setting:
2fas --setting key
# update a setting:
2fas --setting key value
The --settings, --setting or -s flag can be used to read/write settings.
This can also be done from within the interactive menu.
Please see the documentation of lib2fas-python for more details on using this as a Python library.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
FAQs
Unofficial implementation of 2fas for Python (as a CLI tool)
We found that 2fas demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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