ttp

ttp - Get totp password code

Terminal program where you save your secret base32 codes associated
with an easy to remember name, protected by a master password,
both choosen by yourself.

For help use -h or --help:

Usage: ttp [OPTION] .. [KEYNAME]
Get totp password code

Options:
   no args     Called with no args, same as --list
  -n, --new    Add new totp key, interactive
  -l, --list   List names (KEYNAME) of available totp keys
  -h, --help   Print this help text and exit
   KEYNAME     Interactive, will ask for pass phrase to unlock
               and print current totp password code
  --version    output version information and exit

If you have forgotten your password, you will have to
delete directory $HOME/.ttp
You will have to start over to add new keys

Installation

Linux:

• Download file: ttp-1.0.0-linux-x86_64
• Rename it to ttp and move it to /usr/bin/ttp
• Download file: ttp-1.0.0-man.1.gz
• Rename it to ttp.1.gz and move it to /usr/share/man/man1/ttp.1.gz

Now you can use ttp by just writing ttp in your terminal and to view man page: man ttp

Debian package installation amd64

Find the latest release at:

https://projects.interbull.org/marcus/ttp/-/releases

• Download the debian package: ttp_x.x.x-x_amd64.deb
• Install with: apt install /path/to/deb/package/ttp_x.x.x-x_amd64.deb

Windows:

• Download file: ttp-1.0.0-windows-x86_64.exe
• Rename it to ttp and move it to preferred directory

Run ttp by specifying path to binary file: \path\to\ttp