Python3's simple way to build your own server

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WEB development. Let’s start by building a Start with a simple server. Python comes with a service module, and python3 is very different from python2.

In the Python2.6 version, there will be a directory under /usr/bin/lib/python2.6/ There are two files: BaseHTTPServer.py, SimpleHTTPServer.py, and CGIHTTPServer.py.

But in Python3.4, there are no above three files, but they are closed in /usr/bin/python3.4/ http/server.py file.

So in the python2 version, if you want to start the service that comes with python, enter in the doc window:

python -m CGIHTTPServer 8081

The 8081 port number can be set by yourself. The default port number is 8080

In python3, because

BaseHTTPServer.py, SimpleHTTPServer. py, the CGIHTTPServer.py module is merged into the server module, so the code to start the server has also been changed, which is:

<strong>python -m http.server 8081</strong>

After starting correctly, the screenshot is as follows ：

Enter localhost:port number in the browser to access

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