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[12:09] <brycec> Sounds like standard 2fa flow, except without the initial 1st factor. 1) User loads login.php (or whatever), 2) login.php generates a random code, stores that in a database and generates a QR code, most likely a URL that includes the token. eg: https://mysite.com/login_with_code.php?code=$randomcode, 3) login_with_code.php prompts the user (on their phone now, because they scanned the QR code and it
[12:09] <brycec> opened their browser) for their login and, assuming validated login, associates session ID 12345 with user ABCD. No need for an overarching library.
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