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main.py |
Modify main.py with contents: • Refactor the post() function to handle GET and POST requests separately. Use the request.method attribute to determine the type of the request. • For the GET method, read all the files in the 'pages' directory and return their content. Use the os.listdir() function to get the list of files and the open() function in a loop to read their content. • For the POST method, get the filename and markdown content from the request using the request.form.get() function. Write the content to a new file in the 'pages' directory using the open() function with the 'w' mode. After writing the content, redirect to the new page using the redirect() function and the url_for() function. |
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- [ ] `main.py` > • Refactor the post() function to handle GET and POST requests separately. Use the request.method attribute to determine the type of the request. > • For the GET method, read all the files in the 'pages' directory and return their content. Use the os.listdir() function to get the list of files and the open() function in a loop to read their content. > • For the POST method, get the filename and markdown content from the request using the request.form.get() function. Write the content to a new file in the 'pages' directory using the open() function with the 'w' mode. After writing the content, redirect to the new page using the redirect() function and the url_for() function.