# (c) 2016 Douglas Roark ([email protected]) # Copy far and wide, intrepid coder. # # The following is a simple web server that uses Flask. The user uses the POST # method to submit a JSON string. The string is then stored in a database # alongside the SHA-256 hash value of the string. The user can then use the GET # function to retrieve the string from the DB using the SHA-256 hash value. # # There are various assumptions, explicit and implicit. See README.md for more # info. # Kick me off, and kill me with <CTRL+C> when you're ready. from webFiles import app, SERVER_PORT app.run(debug=True, port=SERVER_PORT)
# (c) 2016 Douglas Roark ([email protected]) # Copy far and wide, intrepid coder. # # The following is a simple web server that uses Flask. The user uses the POST # method to submit a JSON string. The string is then stored in a database # alongside the SHA-256 hash value of the string. The user can then use the GET # function to retrieve the string from the DB using the SHA-256 hash value. # # There are various assumptions, explicit and implicit. See README.md for more # info. # Kick me off, and kill me with <CTRL+C> when you're ready. from webFiles import app app.run(debug=True)
