I know ~23% of the code is in Python. That’s just the database integration. Yes, this behemoth supports database connection and user authentication. No, you shouldn’t trust it.
You likely already have most of the ingredients you'll need. Here's what to add to your grocery list:
- Python 3 + HTTP module (You can substitute it with Apache or nginx)
- Bourne Again Shell (
bash
) -
$\mathrm{X\kern-.1em\lower.5ex\hbox{Ǝ}\kern-.13em\LaTeX\hspace{0.5em}}$ compiler
- Preheat your terminal to 200 °C
- Lubricate your favorite shell lightly with canola oil
- Pour
./index
in the shell and place inside the terminal - Let it bake for as long as you have time to waste (It most probably, maybe, dubitably, unlikely, uncertainly will not catch on fire)
- Serve with a cup of bleach