How to make Python Websites?

Question

I have some cool python scripts(.py files) that I want to embed into a website, their output to be written in a textarea or something, but I can't run them and control the output(where it goes) even with php...

Some experienced help will be much appreciated♡

Answer 1

You can look into flasks or django. Those are python based web frameworks.

Answer 2

python is already a substitute to PHP, you first have to install python on the server(if you have one) and install the appropriate module for web serving. make researchs on cherrypy.

Answer 3

i agree with you 👍

Answer 4

Isn't there any way to do it in in-place web-design playgrounds lile SoloLearn or DCoder?

If not, can you, @Emile Djida, walk me through some template php code, with the required files?

I really appreciate your help

PS: Just if it helps, yes, I do know how to use my own files in SL:))

Answer 5

have a look here, i hope that's what you are looking for.
https://code.sololearn.com/cIXHYI74WPz3/?ref=app
PS: run the file on your computer, open your browser and access it throught :
http://localhost:8080

Answer 6

Thanks a lot @Emile Djida, I never thought you could make a website using python, I always tried to implement python into a website, not use it to make one, so thank you for waking me up!♡

Answer 7

you are welcome @Andrei 😊

Answer 8

I...ran the file finally, when I got home, @Emile Djida, and I was surprised to see that my idle had cherrypy installed, but instead got a new error...

cherrypy module has no attribute 'quickstart'

how can i solve that?
could't find a way to upgrade the cherrypy, so maybe you can help...

Answer 9

try to download thé latest version of cherrypy for your python. As for me, I am working with python 2.7

Answer 10

thx, I did some research and found out the "pip install cherrypy" cmd command, have yet to test it out in the morning, I will keep you updated if I need further help

PS:I work with Python 3.6😆

EDIT: It still does not work, with newest version of cherrypy, but i thank you for the help, maybe it works for others.

Answer 11

OK but i will try it in python 3.6 and keep you updated.
PS: I started python programming using 3.6 but i prefered 2.7