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The intent of this example is to utilize high-level tools to create a
very simple web app. The app will live on a single page that the Web.py
server will hand you when you go to the URL. Every two seconds, this
page will create a JSON object consisting of data from a text field on
the page, and a randomly-generated number. The JSON object will be sent
to the server as a POST request, and the server will respond by
modifying the data and returning it to the page as a new JSON object.
The page will take the data and update itself. Thus it makes the web
page a reasonably-complete user interface for the application (this app
will even automatically start up the web page, so it could be used as a
desktop application).
The web page is very minimal, with a text field for input and an H1 field to be manipulated by jQuery to display the output. The page lives in the templates subdirectory and is named displaydata.html which you'll shortly see is important: more...
The web page is very minimal, with a text field for input and an H1 field to be manipulated by jQuery to display the output. The page lives in the templates subdirectory and is named displaydata.html which you'll shortly see is important: more...
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