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Status Python
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TwoFactorAuth

Two-factor authentication generator for Gnome
For translators : https://www.transifex.com/twofactorauth/twofactorauth/

Dependecies

  • Python 3.3+
  • Gtk 3.16+
  • PyOTP
  • GnomeKeyring

PS: The application was only tested on Arch with Gtk 3.20+, but it should work nicely with older versions too. Keyboard shortcuts widget won't be shown for older versions.

Screenshots

Installation

  • On Arch :
    yaourt -S gnome-twofactourauth

Credits

  • Websites and application icons are from Paper theme, created by Sam Hewitt

How to build from source

1 - Clone the repository

    git clone https://github.com/bil-elmoussaoui/TwoFactorAuth && cd ./TwoFactorAuth

2 - Install PyOTP

    sudo pip install pyotp

PS : In some distributions you will need to use pip3 instead of pip to install the compatible version of the package with Python 3.
3 - Afterwards

    ./autogen.sh
    make
    sudo make install

4 - You can run the application from the desktop file or from terminal using

    gnome-twofactorauth

Arch users can build from source directly using AUR yaourt -S gnome-twofactorauth-git