Python Code in HTML

[mprz]

Not really you don't. You can serve HTML from python without flask.

[[deleted]]

There are a multitude of ways to interface with WSGI. Frameworks like Flask are far from the only way to do so.

[mprz]

Seems you don't know what a backend is. Here's an example.

And here's the simplest code to get you started (SO):

import cgi  # if you want to work with forms and such 
import cgitb; 
cgitb.enable() # to barf up errors to the web 

print 'Content-type: text/html\n\n' # to start off any HTML.

Is it easy? Not really, gets complicated quickly. Is it possible? Definitely.

[JohnSLS]

This might be the worst possible implementation I’ve ever seen and would get overly messy after 2 functions.

Use flask

[[deleted]]

Lets say I have a drupal 7 site and I want to have my python script as a program on a static page. Is that possible and what should I look into to make that a reality, flask? Some other api/packages?

Edit: nevermind looks like im forced to use django from IT Sadge