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Do you support bottle.py in Python?

Hi, I have a domain registered with site5. I am moving over my application from php to bottle.py in Python. Please provide some information on how to do this: Is this post relevant: http://kb.site5.com/python/how-to-install-flask/ thanks Mayank

9 Answers In: Advanced By: mayankag [2 ]

Posting my questions here as well:

Currently my domain http://www.mayankag.com serves basic .html and .php files

For example, the traffic to / is directed to /index.php

Question 1:
If I follow the steps in the above tutorial, will the website support both .php files in the root, as well the bottle .py routes?

Question 2:
In your current setup, the urls need to have /index.fcgi/ in the beginning. How can I get rid of that? In other words, how can I setup such that the url looks:

http://www.yourdomain.com/hello/john

and NOT:
http://www.yourdomain.com/index.fcgi/hello/john

Question 1 is not important, I really just care about Question 2 i.e. how to get rid of index.fcgi in the url?

thanks
Mayank

Hi John,

This is sincerely appreciated. Thanks!

I have a couple of follow up questions regarding the tutorial but I will ask them on the tutorial page.

Mayank

Hi Joliver,

I would really appreciate if you could publish the document today. I want to deploy my website today or over the weekend.

thanks a lot in advance!
Mayank

Any update on this Joliver?
thanks!

My question was not to compare flask vs bottle but more on how to setup a simple service running bottle on site5.

For example, on my localbox I can startup a simple application using:

from bottle import run

@route(‘/’)
def home_page():
return “Hello World!”

run(host=’localhost’, port=8080)

Will something like this work on site5? What additional steps do I need to set it up so that all traffic to my website (www.mayankag.com) goes through the python app?

Do you have a writeup for this.