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I just finished making an eel application and I really like the module since it allows you to communicate with Javascript while using Python. I know that eel hosts a local server and basically uses chrome to make it like an app but I want to be able to upload my files on a VPS. My app is like a social media bot that automates a couple of things by just providing a username. I want to host it as like a site so my friends could access it through a link rather than downloading my files or exe I can package. (I DON'T WANT TO USE FLASK OR DJANGO) I'm just looking if there is a way of hosting my eel project as a website or modules that do similar things.

Eel https://github.com/samuelhwilliams/Eel

dstricks
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Yes, you can use ngrok.

After you have a localhost set up, you can host with:

$ ngrok http 8080

Replace 8080 with your localhost port

Then you will be given a WAN link to access your page's root directory. Make sure to append /index.html or whatever to be able to load into your page

ngrok getting started

Freddy Mcloughlan
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Run it locally and publish it online with ngrok.

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