Now that Authy no longer has a desktop application, planning on creating a way to do this easily from the stored set of secrets.
Using rust for the application. End goal will be a simple UI where you can enter the secrets. They will be stored locally in a JSON file, encrypted with your passphrase. (Or use gpg to encrypt the file, still trying to decide.)
Adding a UI with a count-down timer because that's fun.
With the Authy desktop application going away, there is a need for a simple but secure OTP generator that is not tied to the company with the 2FA requirement, like google or Bitwarden. This was designed to be a minimalist project but with the ability to import/export.
Uses flutter/dart so the project will work across all major devices. Starting with Linux/Android.
The application has a basic flow. Unlock your database, add/remove authentication secrets, and generate code for secrets you select. Codes are regenerated when the current one expires. Can add to the clipboard.
There is no cloud save. You can export/import files. Some point in the future I may do a device/device communications to sync devices.
Your authentication secrets are encrypted with AES/GCM using a 256-bit key derived from your password.
If you change the workflow files such as .github/workflows/flutter.yml,
run 'gh act' to verify the changes.
To install act, see here: https://github.com/nektos/act/blob/master/README.md (I picked the github extension install)
Always run make at the top level before creating your commit.
After adding new mocks to be generated, run
dart run build_runner buildThis is done automatically if you use the top-level Makefile.
https://docs.flutter.dev/deployment/cd
sudo snap install snapcraft --classic
sudo snap install lxd
sudo usermod -a -G lxd $USER
sudo lxd init --auto
snapcraft init
snapcraftgem install fastlane
flutter build appbundle
cd android; fastlane init