Python Remote Execution (PREX)
This is an experimental server that executes Python scripts (or any kind of scripts, really) it receives over a websocket connection. The connection allows a web client to launch and interact with Python programs in real-time.
The main use-case scenario is to enable a client device running a web browser, such as a smart phone or ChromeBook, to execute Python scripts in a natural way.
Please do _NOT_ run the server on your personal computer! Allowing clients to run Python scripts from web apps is highly insecure. You have been warned!
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Release files for prex 0.2.4
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