Two Factor Authentication without CLI #82
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You can now pass a function to get_access_token so that when it needs the OTP it calls your function instead of using the CLI. Your function should take no parameters, and should return a string.
Now if the string provided by the external function isn't a valid code (at least 6 characters and all digits) it runs the external function again, the same way the CLI version does.
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Added functionality for OTP to be provided by a callback function instead of the CLI for use in headless applications. Simply provide a callback function that returns a string as the optional "otp_func" parameter when calling "get_access_token". If two factor authentication is required, your callback function function will be run, and the string it returns will be used used as the OTP. If your function returns a string that is not valid (if it has less than 6 characters or if they're not all numbers) the function will be run repeatedly until a valid string is returned by it (similar to the functionality of the CLI).,