My thanks to alexzorin/authy as a bunch of the process is documented there.
This is an implementation of an authy client, so far only the command line is implemented but the idea is to have also a desktop client using iced. The main logic of authy should happen inside the lib as it can be reused by other components.
> mambembe-cli --help
mambembe-cli 0.1.1
USAGE:
mambembe-cli <SUBCOMMAND>
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
SUBCOMMANDS:
get-token
help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
list-services
register-device
The basic flow is calling register-device so mambembe can record your access token and save it to your keyring service (Keychain on macOS, secrets-manager on linux which is backed by KWallet or gnome-keyring, or Windows Vault).
To register your device call mambembe-cli register-device --device-name <device-name> --phone <phone> where IMPORTANT phone has to be in a specific format (as there is no cleaning in place) e.g.: 49-123456, where 49 is the country code and 123456 is your phone.
To refresh your tokens you can call list-services and it will always hit authy's API to get the list of your current devices.
To get a token you can call mambembe-cli get-token --service-name <service-name> where <service-name> can be a partial as it will make a fuzzy search, e.g.:
mambembe-cli get-token --service-name gh
Service: "github.com/jaysonsantos" Token: "123456" Type: 1
an alias to simply call mg gh to get all tokens that partially match with gh
alias mg='mambembe-cli get-token -s'
a function to get a list of tokens and feed to fzf and then copy to the clipboard
mgc ()
{
mambembe-cli get-token -s "$@" | fzf --reverse -0 -1 | rg -oP 'Token: "\K\d+' | xclip -i -selection clipboard
}