Displays your YubiKey OATH credentials in krunner when you search for them. Hit enter (or click) to copy the code.
Hacked this together in a couple hours, so PRs or suggestions are welcome.
- python (3)
- python-configargparse
- python-dbus
- python-fuzzywuzzy
- python-gobject
- python-levenshtein
- libnotify
- yubikey-manager (ykman)
- xclip
- xdotool
Available on the AUR.
Or, on anything else:
./install.shSimply search for the account name, then hit enter (or click) to copy the code.
The code can also be typed automatically in the active window by setting type: True and copy: False in the configuration file.
You can also set a prefix word in the configuration file, used to trigger YubiOATH search. This can be useful if you don't want to clutter the krunner menu.
Hot tip: If you've added a new account, just copy a code from any account to refresh the credential list.
Wayland users: If you are using Wayland, this script probably won't work because it requires xclip and xdotool.
Located at ~/.config/yubioath-krunner/config per-user, or system-wide at /etc/yubioath-krunner/config
# Prefix that needs to be typed to trigger YubiKey code search
# For example, you can set it to "mfa" to trigger when you search "mfa google"
# prefix: mfa
# Enable or disable copying codes to the clipboard
copy: True
# Enable or disable typing codes directly into the active window
type: False