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roughrider.token
Utilities to generate and verify tokens (autodeprecating or not).
Currently implemented :
Time-based One-time Password (TOTP)
TOTP Example
Below is an example of a token based on TOTP, self-deprecating after a given number of seconds
from roughrider.token.hmac_factories import TOTTokenFactory
factory = TOTTokenFactory(secret=b'secret', TTL=180) # 3 min TTL
token = factory.generate('my word')
assert factory.challenge(token, 'my word') is True
assert factory.challenge(token, 'my other word') is FalseCHANGES
0.1 (2021-10-09)
Initial release.
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