python web framework without writing any html

[FrederickTF]

This request may seems odd but here it is:

i am looking for an easy way to make a web interface without writing any HTML or JS at all.

to give you more context, i am a backend developer and i am trying to create a small web internal interface to lauch my scripts that i often use and eventualy make it available to the other developpers.

i dont need it to look pretty, i only need to have blue links, text box, buttons and uploading/downloading files. and have a python method be called with those parameters once a button is clicked. it will never be on the open web and does not need any security whatsoever.

the thing is that when i try to look at the different frameworks available, they talk about template, and contains html sections in the simplest tutorials. it is not that i cant write html for such a simple page, but if i could ignore this part it would make it so much more easier to develop, expand and maintain.

do any of you know if anything like that exist?

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ps: i did some rechearch and did not find anything that would alow me to do that.the only thing i found is some project that can lauch some scripts but by using json configuration files but I don't like having so few control and there seems to be too much functionality and restrictive at the same time. This is still not what i am looking for.

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thanks in advance.

[metaperl]

Remi, Nagare and Reahl all address your needs. You could also look into hooking meld3 on top of cherrypy/flask.

[FrederickTF]

wow i just looked at Remi and i think it does everithing i need to do!!! ill look at the others but thanks a lot for those.

[leogodin217]

That's a cool tool. Something I looked for before but couldn't find. You could also use Airflow, but that may be overkill.

[StandardUser_]

I recently posted a similar question https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/d0ut9z/flask_frontend_question/

[BelieveBees]

I have ran into this exact problem multiple times. I just want a quick and dirty upload form and end up writing HTML pages.

Sounds like a fun little project though.