At the very first run `totp` asks for a password for a new database. It's located at `$HOME/.rustotpony/db.json` (don't be confused by `json` extension, actually, it's a binary file). If you forget the password or want to change it, you have to remove `$HOME/.rustotpony` directory. It's not convenient, but I'm going to improve usablity and an option for changing password.
### Basic scenario
1. Retrieve a secret key from your TOTP provider (it must be encoded with base32, for example: `GEZDGMZSGE2TKCQ=`)
```sh
$ # Creating a fake secret key for demo purposes
$ echo 123321555 | base32
GEZDGMZSGE2TKNIK
```
1. Add new generator with `totp add <NAME>` (you will be asked for a secret and a password)
```sh
$ # Adding a new TOTP generator
$ totp add demo
Enter your secret code:
Enter your database pass:
New application created: demo
```
If it's not the first run, you'll be asked for password twice: for opening database and for saving it.
1. Use `totp list` to check your secrets
```sh
$ # Listing all secrets in the database
$ totp list
Enter your database pass:
+------+------------------+----------+
| name | key | username |
+------+------------------+----------+
| demo | GEZDGMZSGE2TKNIK | |
+------+------------------+----------+
```
1. Use `totp dash` or just `totp` for realtime dashboard
```sh
$ # Display real-time dashboard with all generators
$ totp
Enter your database pass:
Welcome to RusTOTPony realtime dashboard! Press ^C to quit.
