vAUTH

vAUTH v0.0.6! This 2FA command-line tool is designed to help you manage your accounts and services through Time-based One-Time Passwords (TOTP). You can register, login, recover accounts, and manage services with ease. It also includes a built-in shell to interact with your services securely and efficiently.

Table of Contents

• Encrytption
• Features
• Installation
• Usage
  • Registering a User
  • Logging In
  • Recovering an Account
  • Removing an Account
  • Shell Commands
    • Add Service
    • Show Service
    • Show QR Code
    • Remove Service
    • Modify Service
    • Exit
• Keyboard Shortcuts
• License

Encryption

Features

• User Authentication: Register, login, recover, and remove users.
• Service Management: Add, modify, remove services and generate Time-based OTPs.
• TOTP Integration: Use a TOTP app like Google Authenticator with QR codes.
• Shell Interface: Interactive shell for easy service management.
• Real-Time OTP Display: Continuously display OTPs with time remaining until refresh.

Installation

Clone the repository and install the dependencies:

pip install vauth

Usage

The vAUTH CLI supports a variety of commands for user and service management. After installation, you can start using the tool with the following commands.

Registering a User

To register a new user:

vauth register -u <user_id>

You will receive confirmation and recovery codes upon successful registration.

Logging In

To log in to the vAUTH CLI tool:

vauth login -u <user_id>

This will start an interactive shell where you can manage your services.

Recovering an Account

If you need to recover your account:

vauth recover -u <user_id>

Removing an Account

To remove a user account:

vauth remove -u <user_id>

Shell Commands

Once you're logged in, the vAUTH Shell will allow you to interact with your services. Here are the available commands:

Add Service

add_service <service> <username> <seed>

Adds a new service with the specified username and seed.

Show Service

show_service <service> <username>

Displays the current OTP for the service along with the time remaining. It will also continuously update the OTP every 30 seconds until you press 'ESC' to quit. Here's how the output will look:

Service: <service_name>
Username: <username>
OTP: <current_otp>
█████████████████████████████░░27s
Press 'ESC' to quit

Show QR Code

show_qr <service> <username>

Displays a QR code for a service, which can be scanned using a TOTP app like Google Authenticator. It shows the service, username, and an ASCII QR code for easy scanning.

Remove Service

remove_service <service> <username>

Removes the specified service from your account.

Modify Service

modify_service <service> <username> <'username'/'seed'> <new_value>

Allows you to modify either the username or the seed of a service. You can specify whether you want to update the username or the seed and provide the new value.

Exit

You can exit the shell at any time by entering:

exit

Keyboard Shortcuts

• ESC: Quit the OTP display.

Example Session

Here's a sample session of how the tool works:

1. Register a User:

   vauth register -u user123

   Output:

   vAUTH> Registration Successful
   Recovery Codes: ['ABCD1234', 'WXYZ5678', ...]

2. Login and Use the Shell:

   vauth login -u user123

   This will drop you into the interactive shell:

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              $$  __$$\ $$ |  $$ |\__$$  __|$$ |  $$ |
   $$\    $$\ $$ /  $$ |$$ |  $$ |   $$ |   $$ |  $$ |
   \$$\  $$  |$$$$$$$$ |$$ |  $$ |   $$ |   $$$$$$$$ |
    \$$\$$  / $$  __$$ |$$ |  $$ |   $$ |   $$  __$$ |
     \$$$  /  $$ |  $$ |$$ |  $$ |   $$ |   $$ |  $$ |
      \$  /   $$ |  $$ |\$$$$$$  |   $$ |   $$ |  $$ |
       \_/    \__|  \__| \______/    \__|   \__|  \__|
   
   
   Welcome to vAUTH CLI TOOL v0.0.6. Enter 'exit' to exit at any time.

3. Add a Service:

   vAUTH> add_service Google user123 ABCDEF123456

4. Show OTP for a Service:

   vAUTH> show_service Google user123

   Output:

   Service: Google
   Username: user123
   OTP: 123456
   ████████████████████████████░ 5s
   Press 'ESC' to quit

5. Exit the Shell:

   vAUTH> exit

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.