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otplock

package module

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Versions in this module

v1

v1.2.4

Aug 5, 2022

v1.2.3

May 3, 2022

v1.2.2

Jan 17, 2022

v1.2.1

Jan 8, 2022

v1.2.0

Dec 10, 2021

Changes in this version

type OTPLock

+ func (otp *OTPLock) Write(b []byte) (int, error)

v1.1.1

Dec 7, 2021

v1.1.0

Dec 7, 2021

v1.0.15

Dec 7, 2021

v1.0.14

Dec 7, 2021

v1.0.13

Nov 22, 2021

v1.0.12

Nov 22, 2021

v1.0.11

Nov 3, 2021

v1.0.10

Aug 18, 2021

v1.0.9

Jan 14, 2021

v1.0.8

Dec 3, 2020

v1.0.7

Dec 3, 2020

v1.0.6

Dec 2, 2020

v1.0.5

Nov 30, 2020

v1.0.4

Nov 19, 2020

v1.0.3

Oct 9, 2020

v1.0.2

Oct 8, 2020

v1.0.1

Jun 26, 2020

v1.0.0

Jun 26, 2020

Changes in this version

+ const Version

+ type OTPLock struct

+ Addr string

+ AllowUnsafe bool

+ Keys *safety.Map

+ Root string

+ func New(port int) (otp *OTPLock, e error)

+ func (otp *OTPLock) Run(allowUnsafe bool) error

+ func (otp *OTPLock) Stop()