Hello guys, does infinityfree support python,
I’m currently developing a small chatbot using pythons and php and locally hosting it using flask for debugging will it work in infinityfree? If it doesn’t can u suggest what any hosting site that support python along with php , if possible sugeest some with free credits/ free trials
If these help:
developing it in antiX Distro with debian repositories
InfinityFree doesn’t support Python.
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Welcome to the forum.
Two things to note from your post:
1 - Python is not supported here, The only server side language that is supported is PHP. Although client side languages (like javascript) are fine.
2 - You cant host a chatbot on Infinity free either. You can embed chatbots that are hosted elsewhere, but not hosted here.
I’m fairly certain both are possible on Premium Hosting, But there isn’t a free trial with IFastNet as far as I know…
Given that this forum is dedicated to InfinityFree support, you wont get recommendations for other services here.
Sounds like you’re working on a really interesting project though, so I wish you the best of luck finding a suitable hosting service.
@PeeWiee
Yes. Infinityfree do support python, but you need to pay for it. As it says here
" Python/Node.js Support".
So dan3008 and Meishin was Wrong.
No. InfinityFree does not support Python. InfinityFree also does not offer paid plans, those are provided through iFastNet.
No infinity free doesn’t support python. Nor does infinity free have a paid service.
The paid plans are provided by iFastNet not infinity free. IFastNet also provide the infrastructure that infinity free runs on.
You’ll see I mentioned the premium hosting in my answer.
I must ask, did you use ai (including Google’s ai) to get your reply? Because a lot of the ai systems often get confused
I did not used AI
Gavin12342 was possibly looking at this info:
And bypassing this part:
(It’s kinda easy to bypass, in my opinion. I don’t know if this was intentional.)
I think it’s pretty much intentional
It also says this above the plans:
So no, we’re not intentionally hiding it. But I do get why people would ignore the “fine print”.
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