Using bottle to download a file?

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Using bottle to download a file?



In index.html I got the following button:


<button id="btn_file" type="button" class="btn btn-default" onclick="getFile()"><span class="glyphicon glyphicon-file"></span></button>



In my javascript, picoreflow.js, I have this function:


function getFile()

var cmd = "cmd":"DL";
ws_control.send(JSON.stringify(cmd));



And in my picoreflowd.py, this is located in handle_control():


elif msgdict.get("cmd") == "DL":
log.info("Download command received")
static_file("downloadMe.txt", root='/home/pi/V2.3_Test/', download = "downloadMe.txt")



This is my github directory, which has the complete code: https://github.com/Ritzerk/V2.3_Test



I'm trying to work on open-source software, but I don't know anything about web-server. I tried to use static_file like suggested here: Binary file download



But its hard to know what I am doing wrong, since I have no website experience...



What's wrong with the way I am trying to download downloadMe.txt? The button doesn't even display on the website when I load it.



The file is located in the given directory. The V2.3_Test is located in /home/pi/.





How about focusing on one thing? Do the backend first. If it works you can work on the frontend.
– user9455968
Aug 8 at 13:58





@intentionallyleftblank Sorry its literally my first time working with this sort of large application... how do I check just backend..?
– Lukali
Aug 8 at 14:04





The backend would just be Bottle and Python. Then try to download the file in your browser by just entering the URL.
– user9455968
Aug 8 at 14:05









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