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Flask-Basic-Code

Base code for trying flask server if it is running.

Basically you should import Flask from flask (should be installed via pip install flask )

Flask(__name__) is your application, you can use app as a name of your variable like: app = Flask(__name__)

@app.route("/") is your home page for examle: 127.0.0.1:5000 or http://yourdomain.com if you can use like @app.route("/afterslash") it will be returned on the 127.0.0.1:5000/afterslash or http://yourdomain.com/afterslash

def home(): or def blabla():is not necesary which name you write in the beginning.

return "Hello, World!"you know this :)

if you want to run this on any shared hosting like CPanel based should be used this condition: if __name__ == "__main__": app.run()

if you would want to use Cpanel based any shared hosting provided by such NameCheap you could watch this video on YouTube.

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Deploying Flask App on Cpanel-based Shared Hosting

Please first use github for uploading your project. Because, git is easy to get project from it to anywhere such as linux, windows or macOs.

Noted that: on cpanel do not type your app name the same it is. For example my project's app file name is: appy.py i can write appy2.py because if i write any filename that exists, it will be change by cname. For this reason i shoul write file name that doesn't exist.

video for deploying into cpanel-based shared hosting is on this link

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