Do you want to build your first web application with Python? Or have you been working with a full-featured web framework such as Django or Pyramid and want to try out a microframework? Take four minutes to watch this video and check off “get started using the Bottle web framework” from your 2016 to-do list:
The Code
You can snag the code in the video via this GitHub Gist or just copy from here into a file named app.py:
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import bottle from bottle import route, run, Response app = bottle.default_app() @route("/") def index(): """Returns standard text response to show app is working.""" return Response("My Bottle app is up and running!") if __name__ == '__main__': run(host="127.0.0.1", port=5000, debug=False, reloader=True) |
Make sure to pip install bottle from PyPI and then run the following command:
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python app.py |
That’s it, 15 lines of code to respond to incoming HTTP requests with a simple response!
More Resources
With your quick introduction to Bottle out of the way, here’s where to go next to keep learning:
- Make and receive phone calls with Python and Bottle
- Send and respond to SMS & MMS messages
- Go through one of the many Bottle tutorials listed on Full Stack Python
Questions? Contact me via
- Twitter: @mattmakai
- GitHub: mattmakai
- Email: makai@twilio.com