Generate printable flyers with QR codes linking to Tor (.onion) hidden services, plus optional Nostr sharing. Flyers are hosted exclusively over Tor for anonymous, censorship-resistant distribution.

Key Features

Interactive setup: voxvera init prompts for metadata or extracts from a PDF form. When editing body text, a small Tkinter GUI window opens with existing content pre-filled, falling back to the user's $EDITOR if the GUI isn't available.
Template support: voxvera init --template <name> copies built-in templates (blank, voxvera).
Build assets: voxvera build [--download <file.zip>] generates HTML, minified JS/CSS, QR codes, and optionally bundles a download zip.
Batch import: voxvera import processes all JSON configs in imports/.
Automatic Tor hosting: voxvera serve publishes via Tor/OnionShare. The .onion address is automatically derived from Tor keys and written into the flyer's tear-off links. Tor ports are auto-detected -- no manual configuration needed.
All-in-one: voxvera quickstart runs init, build, and serve in sequence.
Dependency check: voxvera check verifies presence of required tools and Python packages.
GUI: Minimal Electron wrapper (gui/electron) for non-CLI users.

Quick Start

One-line installer (Linux/macOS) -- recommended

Installs VoxVera, Tor, and OnionShare in one step:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PR0M3TH3AN/VoxVera/main/install.sh | bash

Install with pip/pipx (Linux, macOS, Windows)

VoxVera is a pure Python package. All build dependencies (QR codes, HTML minification, PDF parsing) are handled by Python libraries -- no Node.js, ImageMagick, or other system tools needed.

# Recommended (isolated environment)
pipx install 'voxvera@git+https://github.com/PR0M3TH3AN/VoxVera.git@main'

# Or with pip
pip install 'voxvera@git+https://github.com/PR0M3TH3AN/VoxVera.git@main'

Tor and OnionShare are also required for hosting. The install scripts handle this automatically, but if you installed via pip/pipx you'll need them separately:

Platform	Command
Debian/Ubuntu	`sudo apt install tor onionshare-cli`
Fedora	`sudo dnf install tor onionshare-cli`
macOS	`brew install tor onionshare`
Windows	onionshare.org

Windows (PowerShell)

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PR0M3TH3AN/VoxVera/main/install.ps1 | iex

Run VoxVera

# Interactive: configure, build, and serve in one step
voxvera quickstart

# Or use the helper script (starts Tor if needed, then launches quickstart)
./voxvera-run.sh

Typical Workflow

# 1. Configure flyer text, external URL, and other metadata
voxvera init

# 2. Build flyer assets (HTML, QR codes, PDFs)
voxvera build --download file.zip   # optional flags

# 3. Host via Tor (auto-detects ports, generates .onion address)
voxvera serve

Or do all three steps in one shot:

voxvera quickstart

Flyer Configuration Reference

voxvera init prompts you to fill in the following fields. Each one maps to a specific part of the printed flyer.

Metadata

Field	Max	Where it appears
name	60 chars	Browser tab title. Not printed on the flyer itself.
subdomain	63 chars	Used internally as the folder name under `host/`. Lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only.
title	60 chars	Large heading at the top-right of the flyer (e.g. "TOP SECRET").
subtitle	80 chars	Smaller text directly below the title (e.g. "DO NOT DISTRIBUTE"). Supports basic HTML like `<span class="redacted">`.
headline	80 chars	Second heading below the subtitle (e.g. "OPERATION VOX VERA").

Body

Field	Max	Where it appears
content	1000 chars	The main body text in the right-hand column. Opens in a text editor during `voxvera init`. Newlines are preserved.

Links

Field	Max	Set by	Where it appears
url	200 chars	You, during `voxvera init`	The content link shown at the bottom of the right-hand column with a QR code. Points to any external resource (website, download, video, etc.).
tear_off_link	--	Automatically by `voxvera serve`	The .onion address printed on every tear-off tab (left side) with a QR code. People tear off a tab to revisit and reprint the flyer.
url_message	120 chars	You, during `voxvera init`	Short message displayed above the content link (e.g. "Follow this link to learn more. Use Tor Browser.").
binary_message	120 chars	You, during `voxvera init`	Decorative binary string shown at the very bottom of the flyer footer.

Flyer Layout

+---------------------+-------------------------+
|                     |  [title]                |
|  TEAR-OFF TABS      |  [subtitle]             |
|  (10 tabs, each     |  [headline]             |
|   with tear_off_    |  ---------------------- |
|   link + QR code)   |  [content]              |
|                     |                         |
|                     |  [url_message]          |
|                     |  [url] + QR code        |
|                     |  ---------------------- |
|                     |  [footer + binary_msg]  |
+---------------------+-------------------------+

You never need to manually configure Tor ports or the .onion address. voxvera serve auto-detects a running Tor instance (defaulting to SOCKS port 9050 / control port 9051) and derives the onion address from persistent keys.

Run voxvera --help for the full CLI reference.

Dependencies

Python packages (installed automatically)

Package	Replaces
`qrcode` + `Pillow`	`qrencode` + ImageMagick
`jsmin` + `htmlmin2`	`javascript-obfuscator` + `html-minifier-terser` + Node.js
`pypdf`	`pdftotext` / `poppler-utils`
`InquirerPy` + `rich`	Interactive prompts and console output

External tools (installed by install scripts)

Tool	Required for
`onionshare-cli`	`voxvera serve` (Tor hosting)
`tor`	OnionShare runtime

Run voxvera check to verify your setup.

GUI (optional)

If you prefer a point-and-click experience:

cd gui/electron
npm install
npm start

The GUI internally calls the same CLI commands, so make sure VoxVera is installed first.

Documentation

See the docs/ folder for additional guides:

docs/usage.md -- CLI workflows
docs/templates.md -- available flyer templates
docs/troubleshooting.md -- common fixes
docs/docker.md -- Docker usage

README.md

VoxVera Flyers