Struct google_authenticator::GoogleAuthenticator

pub struct GoogleAuthenticator { /* private fields */ }

The main interface of this library. It exports several function that are necessary to interface with google authenticator.

Implementations

impl GoogleAuthenticator

pub fn new() -> Self

Create a new GoogleAuthenticator using the default implementation. This means that the codes generated have a length of 6 and the secret will be chosen from allowed base32 characters.

Example

use google_authenticator::GoogleAuthenticator;

let auth = GoogleAuthenticator::new();

pub fn with_code_length(self, code_length: usize) -> Self

Use this method to configure the length of the generated code.

Example

use google_authenticator::GoogleAuthenticator;

let auth = GoogleAuthenticator::new()
    .with_code_length(8);

pub fn create_secret(&self, length: u8) -> String

Create new secret.

Example:

use google_authenticator::GoogleAuthenticator;

let google_authenticator = GoogleAuthenticator::new();
google_authenticator.create_secret(32);

pub fn get_code(&self, secret: &str, times_slice: u64) -> Result<String>

Calculate the code, with given secret and point in time. The secret parameter is the secret configured for this user. The times_slice parameter is the unix timestamp divided by 30 at which the code should expire.

Example

use google_authenticator::GoogleAuthenticator;

let authenticator = GoogleAuthenticator::new();
authenticator.get_code("I3VFM3JKMNDJCDH5BMBEEQAW6KJ6NOE3", 1523610659 / 30).unwrap();

pub fn verify_code( &self, secret: &str, code: &str, discrepancy: u64, time_slice: u64 ) -> bool

This function verifies that a provided code is correct. The parameter secret is used to verify the user. code is the code that will be verified. The parameter discrepancy indicates number of seconds ago that a code may be generated. time_slice is used to modify what the current time is, as a unix timestamp. If 0 is provided here, the current time will be used.

Example

use google_authenticator::GoogleAuthenticator;

let authenticator = GoogleAuthenticator::new();
authenticator.verify_code("I3VFM3JKMNDJCDH5BMBEEQAW6KJ6NOE3", "224124", 3, 1523610659 / 30);

pub fn qr_code_url( &self, secret: &str, name: &str, title: &str, width: u32, height: u32, level: ErrorCorrectionLevel ) -> String

Get QR-Code URL for image, from google charts. For the height and width, if a value of 0 is provided, the default of 200px is used. Level is the amount of fault tolerance that the QR code should accept, see this page for more information.

Example

use google_authenticator::{GoogleAuthenticator, ErrorCorrectionLevel};

let authenticator = GoogleAuthenticator::new();
authenticator.qr_code_url(
    "I3VFM3JKMNDJCDH5BMBEEQAW6KJ6NOE3",
    "your company name",
    "hello",
    0,
    0,
    ErrorCorrectionLevel::Medium,
);

Trait Implementations

impl Default for GoogleAuthenticator

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.