>
> Woah, the tree really prevented me from seeing the forest here.
>
There are like 5000 solutions to this, I can probably just run them as
subprocesses which they actually kind of are, so something like:
import subprocess
subprocess.call("myscript.py", shell=True)
And then add to myscript.py:
#!/usr/bin/env python3
Thought then I'm not 100% I'll get a response from myscript.py. Other
option: make it a package, them in my flask.py file:
import my_script as pkg
@app.route("/some_script")
def script1():
response = pkg.main()
And then adapt my_script so that it is structure with a main() that will
return a response if the fetch & update is successfull.
The code above isn't tested but rough outline of what would work.... dang I
don't understand how I spent so long seing this a Flask problem while it's
actually a fairly common python problem......
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