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I am working on a Python utility that produces a JSON output. I wanted to build a simple web UI to display the output locally. So my current setup is that I built a layout and populated it from the JSON with PHP (a language I am familiar with) and then use something like the Python http.server to spin up a webserver and launch the file in chrome to pull up the UI.

Is there a way to spin up a local web server in Python using http.server (or something like it) so that it also displays php as well (right now it just downloads it)? I know that php has a simple server built in, but it looks like that might only work for Linux/OSX? What would be the best cross platform solution to display php files WITHOUT having to download something like W/M/XAMPP? I would like it all to be bundled if possible.

Thanks!

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I am working on a Python utility that produces a JSON output. I wanted to build a simple web UI to display the output locally. So my current setup is that I built a layout and populated it from the JSON with PHP (a language I am familiar with) and then use something like the Python http.server to spin up a webserver and launch the file in chrome to pull up the UI.

Is there a way to spin up a local web server in Python using http.server (or something like it) so that it also displays php as well (right now it just downloads it)? I know that php has a simple server built in, but it looks like that might only work for Linux/OSX? What would be the best cross platform solution to display php files WITHOUT having to download something like W/M/XAMPP? I would like it all to be bundled if possible.

Thanks!

php web-server python

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put on hold as off-topic by Michael Hampton♦ Apr 6 at 19:59

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

• "Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User, and questions about development, testing and development tools may be asked on Stack Overflow." – Michael Hampton

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  The PHP built-in webserver works fine on Windows.
  
  – ceejayoz
  Apr 6 at 22:43
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I am working on a Python utility that produces a JSON output. I wanted to build a simple web UI to display the output locally. So my current setup is that I built a layout and populated it from the JSON with PHP (a language I am familiar with) and then use something like the Python http.server to spin up a webserver and launch the file in chrome to pull up the UI.

Is there a way to spin up a local web server in Python using http.server (or something like it) so that it also displays php as well (right now it just downloads it)? I know that php has a simple server built in, but it looks like that might only work for Linux/OSX? What would be the best cross platform solution to display php files WITHOUT having to download something like W/M/XAMPP? I would like it all to be bundled if possible.

Thanks!

php web-server python

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