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Python module for hosting your files, with routing.

Project description

Handle HTTP GET and POST requests in Python.

Installation

pip install PyHostr

Usage

from PyHostr import PyHostr

# Instantiating the server
server = PyHost("localhost", 8080)

# Creating a GET route
server.get(route="/", response_headers={"Content-type": "text/html"},
            response="<h2>INDEX PAGE</h2>")

# Creating a POST route
server.post(
    route="/post", response_headers={"Content-type": "application/json"}, handler=handler_func)

# Finally, start the server
server.serve()

License

MIT Sami Hindi 2022 (c)

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