ProtoTurk
Simple server for rapidly prototyping Mechanical Turk interfaces.
ProtoTurk provides a Bottle-based webserver for rapidly prototyping Mechanical Turk interfaces. ProtoTurk takes Mechanical-Turk compatible HTML templates and CSV files as arguments:
prototurk [--host hostname] [--port port_number] html_file csv_file
and starts a webserver that, by default, listens on localhost port 8080. ProtoTurk re-reads the HTML template and CSV file from disk with every page refresh. When a user submits the HTML template’s form, the form parameters are logged to stdout.
ProtoTurk does not save any data to database or disk. If you need to run a Mechanical Turk-style server in your Local Environment, please take a look at Turkle.
ProtoTurk can be installed using:
python setup.py install
Or from PyPI:
pip install prototurk
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