Hello @olsio and thanks for creating otp-client!
In index.test.js you're passing epoch as an option:
const epoch = new Date('Mon, 25 Dec 1995 12:00:15 UTC').getTime()
const otp = new OTP(secret, { epoch })
I was wondering if you consider the epoch parameter as public API. Especially for writing tests in an application it's really helpful to create a token in a specific point in time. Otherwise it's only possible to test for an expected output format.
Unfortunately this parameter is not documented. By it's name and the code example I imply it to be Unix time in milliseconds.
Would you consider adding this part to the documentation or accepting pull requests for it?
Hello @olsio and thanks for creating otp-client!
In
index.test.jsyou're passingepochas an option:I was wondering if you consider the
epochparameter as public API. Especially for writing tests in an application it's really helpful to create a token in a specific point in time. Otherwise it's only possible to test for an expected output format.Unfortunately this parameter is not documented. By it's name and the code example I imply it to be Unix time in milliseconds.
Would you consider adding this part to the documentation or accepting pull requests for it?