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# tox_profile
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Read write and manipulate tox profile files.
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Read and manipulate tox profile files. It started as a simple script from
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<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30901873/what-format-are-tox-files-stored-in>
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```tox_profile.py``` reads a Tox profile and prints to stderr various
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things that it finds. Then can write what it found in JSON/YAML/REPR/PPRINT
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to a file. It can also test the nodes in a profile using ```nmap```.
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( There are somtimes problems with the json info dump of bytes keys:
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```TypeError: Object of type bytes is not JSON serializable```)
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It can also download, select, or test nodes in a ```DHTnode.json``` file.
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It can also decrypt a profile, saving the output to a file.
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It can also edit a profile, changing a few select fields.
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Later it can be extended to edit more crucial fields.
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## Usage
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Reads a tox profile and prints out information on what's in there to stderr.
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Call it with one argument, the filename of the profile for the decrypt, edit
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or info commands, or the filename of the nodes file for the nodes command.
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4 commands are supported:
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1. ```--command decrypt``` decrypts the profile and writes to the result
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to stdout
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2. ```--command info``` prints info about what's in the Tox profile to stderr
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3. ```--command nodes``` assumes you are reading a json nodes file instead of
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a profile
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4. ```--command edit``` edits the profile and writes to the result
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to a file.
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```
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usage: tox_profile.py [-h]
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[--command info|decrypt|nodes|edit|onions]
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[--info info|repr|yaml|json|pprint|nmap_dht|nmap_relay]
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[--indent INDENT]
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[--nodes select_tcp|select_udp|select_version|nmap_tcp|nmap_udp|download|check|clean]
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[--download_nodes_url DOWNLOAD_NODES_URL]
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[--edit help|section,num,key,val]
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[--output OUTPUT]
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profile
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```
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Positional arguments:
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```
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profile tox profile file - may be encrypted
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```
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Optional arguments:
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```
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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--command {info,decrypt,nodes,edit}
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Action command - default: info
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--output OUTPUT Destination for info/decrypt/nodes - can be the same as input
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--info info|repr|yaml|json|pprint|nmap_dht|nmap_relay (may require nmap)
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Format for info command
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--indent INDENT Indent for yaml/json/pprint
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--nodes select_tcp|select_udp|select_version|nmap_tcp|nmap_udp|download
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Action for nodes command (requires jq and nmap)
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--download_nodes_url DOWNLOAD_NODES_URL
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--edit help|section,num,key,val
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```
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### --command info
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```info``` will output the profile on stdout, or to a file with ```--output```
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Choose one of ```{info,repr,yaml,json,pprint,save}```
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for the format for info command.
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Choose one of ```{nmap_dht,nmap_relay,nmap_path}```
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to run tests using ```nmap``` for the ```DHT``` and ```TCP_RELAY```
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sections of the profile. Reguires ```nmap``` and uses ```sudo```.
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```
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--info default='info',
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choices=[info, save, repr, yaml,json, pprint]
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with --info=info prints info about the profile to stderr
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yaml,json, pprint, repr - output format
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nmap_dht - test DHT nodes with nmap
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nmap_relay - test TCP_RELAY nodes with nmap
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nmap_path - test PATH_NODE nodes with nmap
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--indent for pprint/yaml/json default=2
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```
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#### Saving a copy
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The code now can generate a saved copy of the profile as it parses the profile.
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Use the command ```--command info --info save``` with ```--output```
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and a filename, to process the file with info to stderr, and it will
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save an copy of the file to the ```--output``` (unencrypted).
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It may be shorter than the original profile by up to 512 bytes, as the
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original toxic profile is padded at the end with nulls (or maybe in the
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decryption).
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### --command nodes
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Takes a DHTnodes.json file as an argument.
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Choose one of ```{select_tcp,select_udp,select_version}```
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for ```--nodes``` to select TCP nodes, UDP nodes,
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or nodes with the latest version. Requires ```jq```.
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Choose one of ```{nmap_tcp,nmap_udp}``` to run tests using ```nmap```
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for the ```status_tcp==True``` and ```status_udp==True``` nodes.
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Reguires ```nmap``` and uses ```sudo```.
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Choose ```download``` to download the nodes from ```--download_nodes_url```
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Choose ```check``` to check the downloaded nodes, and the error return
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is the number of nodes with errors.
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Choose ```clean``` to clean the downloaded nodes, and give
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```--output``` for the file the nodes ckeaned of errors.
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Check and clean will also try to ping the nodes on the relevant ports,
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and clean will update the ```status_tcp``, ```status_udp```, and
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```last_ping``` fields of the nodes.
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--nodes
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choices=[select_tcp, select_udp, nmap_tcp, select_version, nmap_udp, check, download]
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select_udp - select udp nodes
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select_tcp - select tcp nodes
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nmap_udp - test UDP nodes with nmap
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nmap_tcp - test TCP nodes with nmap
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select_version - select nodes that are the latest version
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download - download nodes from --download_nodes_url
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check - check nodes from --download_nodes_url
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clean - check nodes and save them as --output
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--download_nodes_url https://nodes.tox.chat/json
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```
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### --command decrypt
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Decrypt a profile, with ```--output``` to a filename.
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### --command edit
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The code now can generate an edited copy of the profile.
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Use the command ```--command edit --edit section,num,key,val``` with
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```--output``` and a filename, to process the file with info to stderr,
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and it will save an copy of the edited file to the
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```--output``` file (unencrypted). There's not much editing yet; give
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```--command edit --edit help``` to get a list of what Available Sections,
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and Supported Quads ```(section,num,key,type)``` that can be edited.
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Currently it is:
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```
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NAME,.,Nick_name,str
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STATUSMESSAGE,.,Status_message,str
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STATUS,.,Online_status,int
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NOSPAMKEYS,.,Nospam,hexstr
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NOSPAMKEYS,.,Public_key,hexstr
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NOSPAMKEYS,.,Private_key,hexstr
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```
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The ```num``` field is to accomodate sections that have lists:
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* ```.``` is a placeholder for sections that don't have lists.
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* ```<int>``` is for the nth element of the list, zero-based.
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* ```*``` is for all elements of the list.
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The ```--output``` can be the same as input as the input file is read
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and closed before processing starts.
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```
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--edit
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help - print a summary of what fields can be edited
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section,num,key,val - edit the field section,num,key with val
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```
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You can use the ```---edit``` command to synchronize profiles, by
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keeping the keypair and synchronize profiles between different clients:
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e.g. your could keep your profile from toxic as master, and copy it over
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your qtox/toxygen/TriFa profile while preserving their keypair and NOSPAM:
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1. Use ```--command info --info info``` on the target profile to get the
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```Nospam```, ```Public_key``` and ```Private_key``` of the target.
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2. Backup the target and copy the source profile to the target.
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3. Edit the target with the values from 1) with:
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```
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--command edit --edit NOSPAMKEYS,.,Nospam,hexstr --output target target
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--command edit --edit NOSPAMKEYS,.,Public_key,hexstr --output target target
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--command edit --edit NOSPAMKEYS,.,Private_key,hexstr --output target target
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```
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## Requirements
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If you want to read encrypted profiles, you need to download
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toxygen_wrapper to deal with encrypted tox files, from:
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<https://git.plastiras.org/emdee/toxygen_wrapper>
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Just put the toxygen/toxygen directory on your PYTHONPATH
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You also need to link your libtoxcore.so and libtoxav.so
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and libtoxencryptsave.so into ```wrapper/../libs/```
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Link all 3 from libtoxcore.so files if you have only libtoxcore.so
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If you want to read the GROUPS section, you need Python msgpack:
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<https://pypi.org/project/msgpack/>
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If you want to write in YAML, you need Python yaml:
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<https://pypi.org/project/PyYAML/>
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If you have coloredlogs installed it will make use of it:
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<https://pypi.org/project/coloredlogs/>
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For the ```select``` and ```nmap``` commands, the ```jq``` utility is
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required. It's available in most distros, or <https://stedolan.github.io/jq/>
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For the ```nmap``` commands, the ```nmap``` utility is
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required. It's available in most distros, or <https://nmap.org/>
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## Issues
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https://git.plastiras.org/emdee/tox_profile/issues
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## Future Directions
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This has not been tested on Windwoes, but is should be simple to fix.
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Because it's written in Python it is easy to extend to, for example,
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supporting multidevices:
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<https://git.plastiras.org/emdee/tox_profile/wiki/MultiDevice-Announcements-POC>
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## Specification
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There is a copy of the Tox [spec](https://toktok.ltd/spec.html)
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in the repo - it is missing any description of the groups section.
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Work on this project is suspended until the
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[MultiDevice](https://git.plastiras.org/emdee/tox_profile/wiki/MultiDevice-Announcements-POC) problem is solved. Fork me!
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