JustOnceCMD

Command-line tool for one-time password generation.

Feature Overview

• Generate key to be used for OTP generation.
• Get timing information
• Generate HOTPs or TOTPs
• Generate QR code for specific configuration

Command-line arguments

Usage: JustOnceCMD [options]

Generates one-time passwords.


General
    -h, --help                Show this help message and exit.
    -v, --version             Show version number.
    -u, --show-times          Only show time information.
    -P, --print-key           Prints key.
    -V, --verbose             Output in verbose mode.
    -k, --key-file=<str>      Specify key file path. If not specified, reads from stdin.

OTP
    -g, --generate-key        Generates a base32 encoded key of length 32.
    -s, --key-seed=<str>      Seed phrase for key generation.
    -O, --generate-otp        Generates new OTP (select mode via -o).
    -o, --otp=<int>           Selectes OTP mode. 0 is TOTP. 1 is HOTP.
    -d, --digits=<int>        Number of digits of the OTP. (default=6)
    -n, --counter=<int>       Counter value to be used with HOTP. (default=0)
    -l, --interval=<int>      Interval to use for TOTP creation. (default=30)
    -t, --timestamp=<int>     Unix timestamp to use for TOTP creation. (default=NOW)

Account info / QR code generation
    -Q, --show-qr             Show qr code for account.
    -U, --show-uri            Show otpauth URI.
    -a, --account=<str>       Specifies account name. (default=NONAME)
    -i, --issuer=<str>        Specifies issuer name. (default=UNKNOWN)
    -q, --qr-quality=<int>    Qualit of qr code. (default=0)
    -w, --qr-version=<int>    Quality of qr code. (default=0)

Examples

OTPs

If you select TOTP (-o 0) you can configure a specific unix timestamp through -t. The default period is 30s and the default digit length is 6. For HOTP (-o 1), you can specify the counter value through -n. The default counter value is 0.

TOTP

JustOnceCMD -O -o 0 -t 626633580 < Key.hash

Example result:

576235

HOTP

JustOnceCMD -O -o 1 -n 23 < Key.hash

Example result:

282527

Account configurations

Print otpauth URI for configuration

JustOnceCMD -U -a "neo@matr.ix" -i "architect" -l 23 -d 7 < Key.hash

-U tells JustOnceCMD to print an otpauth URI, with the account name (-a) 'neo@matr.ix' and issuer/app name (-i) 'architect'. It configures the OTP to have a validity period (-l) of 23s and a length of 7 digits. The key file Key.hash is read through stdin. The mode of OTP generation is by default set to TOTP and can be configure through (-o 0 for TOTP, -o 1 for HOTP).

Example result:

otpauth://totp/neo%40matr.ix?secret=GQ3DONJWGM3EEMRQG42DMOBWGUZDANRU&issuer=architect&algorithm=SHA1&digits=7&period=23

Generate QR code

JustOnceCMD -Q -a "neo@matr.ix" -i "architect" -l 23 -d 7 < Key.hash

Tells JustOnceCMD via -Q to print a otpauth URI as QR code. You can specify the quality of the QR code through -q (0 - Level L, .., 3 - Level H), and configure the version through -w (0 - 40).

Example result:

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Keys

Generate a random OTP key

JustOnceCMD -g -s "Keep a fire burning in your eye" -P

Instructs JustOnceCMD to generate a key, based on the seed "Keep a fire burning in your eye" and print it to stdout. Seeds should be at least 10 bytes long. If you omit the seed, JustOnceCMD will generate a key based on a randomly generated seed.

Example result:

GRBDMNJWGU3TAMRQGYYTEMBWGY3DSNZS

Timing info

JustOnceCMD -u -V

Produces the current unix time, period and intra-period progress (time in seconds passed since period began). If you omit the verbose flag (-V), only the current unix time is print.

Example result:

1629128023 54304267 13