gotp

Handling Google Authenticator codes in your terminal

Getting started

Grab the binary

The quickest way to get set up is to download the latest binary from releases

Build from source

This project make use of these great projects Badger and promptui. Make sure to get them installed:

Badger

go get github.com/dgraph-io/badger/v2

promptui

go get github.com/manifoldco/promptui

Once you have the dependencies installed, clone the master branch to you computer: git clone https://github.com/itsmewes/gotp.git

When the cloning is complete cd into the newly created gotp folder and run go install . or go build . to create a new binary. Make sure that your go bin folder is in your PATH or that you move the binary after building to somewhere like /usr/local/bin for you to easily reference it in your terminal.

Usage

Add a new token

gotp add key 564HJKHJKHKKKHGJKHJKYUFHFGHJ65E
gotp add key - local 564HJKHJKHKKKHGJKHJKYUFHFGHJ65E

List keys

gotp ls

And example of the output would be:

1: key
2: key - local

Get OTP

gotp key
gotp get key

or you could use the index from gotp ls

gotp 2

The main difference between the above commands is that get is a simple returning/printing of the key where without get the key is added to your clipboard and prints out a statement of the key being added to your clipboard. The simplified version (with the get key word) is for piping to other utilities.

Gotp tries to find the right key based on a very basic fuzzy search. For example if you have two keys, one for local and one for production you may have two entries like the following website - local and website - production, if you type gotp web prod gotp will get the otp for website - production.

Get OTP via prompt

gotp 

If you only type gotp a prompt will be brought up of the keys that have been stored. You can use this prompt to select the key you want to use.

Remove keys

gotp rm key
gotp rm key - local

or you could use the index from gotp ls

gotp rm 2

Gotp uses the same basic fuzzy searching for removing keys as it does for getting them.

Usage for Alfred

There are some commands that I have added in so I can use this tool in conjunction with Alfred (a Mac app utility.) You can find the Alfred workflow on Packal

List keys, return in JSON format

gotp lsJson

Search for keys, return in JSON format

gotp queryJson query