otplib API Documentation / @otplib/totp / TOTPOptions

Type Alias: TOTPOptions

TOTPOptions = object

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:23

TOTP configuration options

All properties are optional for flexible class-based configuration. Use TOTPGenerateOptions or TOTPVerifyOptions for function parameters where certain fields are required.

Properties

algorithm?

readonly optional algorithm: HashAlgorithm

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:40

Hash algorithm to use (default: 'sha1')

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base32?

readonly optional base32: Base32Plugin

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:46

Base32 plugin to decode string secrets (required if secret is a string)

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crypto?

readonly optional crypto: CryptoPlugin

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:44

Crypto plugin to use for HMAC operations

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digits?

readonly optional digits: Digits

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:42

Number of digits in the OTP code (default: 6)

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epoch?

readonly optional epoch: number

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:27

Current Unix epoch timestamp in seconds (default: Date.now() / 1000)

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guardrails?

readonly optional guardrails: OTPGuardrails

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:56

Custom guardrails to override validation limits Must be created via createGuardrails() factory Use this carefully - see danger-zone documentation

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hooks?

readonly optional hooks: OTPHooks

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:62

Hooks for customizing token encoding and validation. Allows non-standard OTP variants (e.g., Steam Guard) to replace the default numeric encoding with custom schemes.

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issuer?

readonly optional issuer: string

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:48

Service provider name (for URI generation)

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label?

readonly optional label: string

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:50

User identifier/email/username (for URI generation)

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period?

readonly optional period: number

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:38

Time step in seconds (default: 30)

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secret?

readonly optional secret: string | Uint8Array

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:25

The shared secret key (Base32-encoded string or raw bytes)

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t0?

readonly optional t0: number

Defined in: totp/src/types.ts:36

Initial Unix time to start counting time steps (default: 0)

Per RFC 6238, T0 is the Unix time from which to start counting. Most implementations use 0, but some systems may use a different start time.

Formula: counter = floor((epoch - t0) / period)