Linux command
andcli 命令
文件
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常用示例
Open an Aegis encrypted backup
andcli -t aegis [path/to/backup.json]
Open an andOTP backup file
andcli [path/to/backup.json]
Open a KeePass database
andcli -t keepass [path/to/database.kdbx]
Specify a custom clipboard command
andcli -c [pbcopy] [path/to/backup]
Read password from stdin
echo "[password]" | andcli --passwd-stdin [path/to/backup]
说明
andcli is a terminal user interface for managing TOTP two-factor authentication tokens. It reads encrypted backup files exported from popular authenticator apps including andOTP, Aegis, 2FAS, Stratum/Authenticator Pro, KeePass (.kdbx), and ProtonPass, then displays the tokens in an interactive TUI. All data remains in memory and is never written to disk. Written in Go using the Bubbletea TUI framework, it supports vim-style navigation (j/k), fuzzy search (/), token visibility toggling (Enter), and clipboard copying (c/y).
参数
- -t, --type _type_
- Vault type: aegis, andotp, twofas, stratum, keepass, or proton
- -c, --clipboard-cmd _command_
- Custom clipboard command (e.g., xclip, pbcopy)
- --passwd-stdin
- Read decryption password from stdin
- -v, --version
- Print version information
- -h, --help
- Print help information
FAQ
What is the andcli command used for?
andcli is a terminal user interface for managing TOTP two-factor authentication tokens. It reads encrypted backup files exported from popular authenticator apps including andOTP, Aegis, 2FAS, Stratum/Authenticator Pro, KeePass (.kdbx), and ProtonPass, then displays the tokens in an interactive TUI. All data remains in memory and is never written to disk. Written in Go using the Bubbletea TUI framework, it supports vim-style navigation (j/k), fuzzy search (/), token visibility toggling (Enter), and clipboard copying (c/y).
How do I run a basic andcli example?
Run `andcli -t aegis [path/to/backup.json]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -t, --type _type_ do in andcli?
Vault type: aegis, andotp, twofas, stratum, keepass, or proton