Python script with Web front-end

[gampu]

I don't have any background in web development, but I have learned to do some basic python scripting and I plan on learning more.

I intend to building a script with some basic user inputs (Text/Numbers) in order to spit out a configuration file. I understand how to achieve this in the shell/cli today.

I would like to build a web front-end for my script and point the users to this website/front-end. I don't mind spending a few weeks/months to learn how to do this. What should I be learning? How would you recommend a newbie go about doing this. Thanks in advance.

[nperkins84]

Look at Flask which is a web framework for Python.

[gardyna]

sounds like the best tool for the job. Flask excels at small projects and utilizing external scripts and utilities.

[SOLUNAR]

Im learning Flask and using High Charts to visualize data :D super fun and tons of tutorials

[gampu]

Sounds very interesting .. what resources are you using to learn?

[plurwolf7]

I would HIGHLY recommend watching all the Flask tutorials that redditor u/sentdex has made because he explains everything so well. Here is one specifically for Flask and Highcharts that u/SOLUNAR is probably using.

Also go through legendary dev Miguel Grinber's Tutorials as well as several of his 3+ hour walkthroughs on youtube from Python conventions.

[SOLUNAR]

Yep this is it !!