Key features are:
- Storage for all your 2FA and OTP tokens with automatic TOTP code generation
- Data is encrypted on your device using battle-tested software libraries
- Entry importing via QR (Camera or File)
- Minimal and user-friendly interface
- Quick code copying and auto-refresh
- Backup and import functionality (standard format that works between apps like Aegis...)
If you want to sync your vault you will have to do it yourself using tools like Syncthing...
Warning
As with any app that manages important data, please ensure you back up your data offsite regularly.
You can download the Flatpak on Flathub.
Or you can use just to install the package:
git clone https://github.com/mariinkys/clockode.git
cd clockode
cargo build --release
sudo just install
Application Icon from SVGRepo made by Tolu Arowoselu (colors modified by myself).
In order to build the Flatpak, first you need to create the 'cargo-sources.json' file, for that we'll use this python script, from flatpak-builder-tools, remember that the 'tomlkit' and 'aiohttp' python modules are needed (they can be installed with pip).
Once you have that, with the python script in the root of the project, you can start with:
python3 flatpak-cargo-generator.py Cargo.lock -o cargo-sources.json
This will create the needed 'cargo-sources.json' file. Then you already can build and install the Flatpak with:
flatpak-builder --user --install --force-clean build-dir dev.mariinkys.Clockode.yaml
You can also build the Flatpak and not install it with:
flatpak-builder --force-clean build-dir dev.mariinkys.Clockode.yaml
Useful resources include: Flatpak Docs. Remember that whenever the dependencies change/are updated the 'cargo-sources.json' file needs to be rebuilt.
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- GStreamer 1.0 with plugins (base, good, bad, ugly)
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