import QRCode from "qrcode";
import Otp from ".";

// Step 1: Create a secret
const secret = Otp.createSecret();
console.log("Secret:", secret);

// Step 2: Generate the TOTP URI
const issuer = "app.example.com";
const accountName = "john.doe@example.org";
const uri = Otp.createTotpKeyUriForQrCode(issuer, accountName, secret);
console.log("TOTP URI:", uri);

// Step 3: Generate the QR code
QRCode.toDataURL(uri, (err, url) => {
  if (err) {
    console.error("Error generating QR code:", err);
    return;
  }
  console.log("QR Code URL:", url);

  // If you are running this in a Node.js environment, you can save the QR code as an image file
  // Uncomment the following lines to save the QR code as a PNG file
  // QRCode.toFile('totp-qrcode.png', uri, (err) => {
  //   if (err) throw err;
  //   console.log('QR code saved as totp-qrcode.png');
  // });

  // If you are running this in a browser environment, you can display the QR code in an <img> element
  // document.getElementById('qrcode').src = url;
});


// Store the secret. You need to validate the secret against the TOTP generated by the user.