Authy (Twillio) no longer supports their desktop app and recently upon launch of the app the message "Device Removed" was received and there's no way to reconnect due to the message "The device does not meet the minimum integrity requirements" thus began the GOTP project for simple desktop use.
This is a no frills OTP application which only supports TOTP. In the future this project may become more end-user friendly, but for now it's bare-bones and has no support or docs other than whatever is provided herein, which right now isn't much :)
As mentioned, only supports Time-based one-time password not HMAC-based one-time password
Navigate to the Releases Page and download the code, or use a pre-compiled binary for your OS.
- Linux (Tested on Debian)
- Darwin (Tested on Intel and M-series)
- Windows (Untested as of first release)
OR
Clone the repo, build or run the app.
OTP code from URL otpath provided is an example of a parsed QRCode from a service.
go run main.go "otpauth://totp/Microsoft:[email protected]?algorithm=SHA1&digits=6&issuer=Microsoft&period=30&secret=VXYU6YKSNBZELU23"
Returns:
[email protected] → Microsoft
Token: 423157
Regenerates in 30 seconds
Press q to quit
Build binaries from source for target OS with
make buildmake linuxmake darwinmake windows
:~/src/gotp$ make
Command Description
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build Builds all binaries to BUILD_DIR/{linux,darwin,windows}
dist Builds all binaries, archives with LIC_FILE, and creates sha256sum
linux Builds binary and outputs to BUILD_DIR/linux
darwin Builds binary and outputs to BUILD_DIR/darwin
windows Builds binary and outputs to BUILD_DIR/windows
archive Create archives for distribution
checksum Create sha256sum(s) for distribution
clean Remove BUILD_DIR
Yelsaw ([email protected])
This project is licensed under the MIT license - see the LICENSE file for details.