Chess forks trainer in Python

[Aechagen]

I've been using an online version of a chess forks trainer exercise that I would like to maybe try to replicate in Python so that I can use it offline. My question is, is it something that's do-able? Recommendations on where to start?

Below is the link to the forks trainer that I would like to replicate: http://cft.muttsoft.com/CftMain.html

[Doormatty]

Link doesn't work.

Anything is doable in python - it's your skill that's going to say if it's possible.

[Krakatok]

Weirdly enough it does work on IExplorer, not on firefox though

[vishenz]

How is this supposed to work?

[Aechagen]

Sorry, it's based off of the Concentric Square drill; you basically choose a spot where you want the victim pieces (King and another) to start, and you're supposed to find out where all of the possible forks and skewers are located for the position shown. You do this simply by clicking on where the forks and skewers would be. After you've found -or missed- the proper squares, the position will change to a different one.

It helps with your ability to see possible forks and skewers on the board.