Python Runner Bundle : Web Template and Local Machine

December 17, 2025
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Web Template and Local Machine

ZIP • cPanel-ready • Windows-friendly

Python Runner

A lightweight “run-any-script” launcher with a clean folder structure — perfect for quick testing, automation, and building mini Python tools without setup headaches.

Buy & Download What’s Included

What’s Included

  • Organized project folder structure
  • Example scripts folder + starter script
  • Run instructions (Windows + basic CLI)
  • Optional “cheat sheet” notes for common tasks

Best For

Quick testing Automation Mini tools Learning

Features

  • Fast runs: run scripts from a consistent folder layout
  • Cleaner workflow: keep scripts, outputs, and notes organized
  • Portable: unzip and use immediately
  • Extensible: add new scripts and reuse the runner pattern

Requirements

  • Python 3.x installed
  • Windows PowerShell or Command Prompt (Mac/Linux supported too)

Install (2 minutes)

  1. Download the ZIP after purchase.
  2. Unzip into your projects folder.
  3. Open terminal in the folder.
  4. Run: python scripts/your_script.py

Tip: Want a “double-click runner” version later? I can format this into a one-click launcher (Windows .bat / PowerShell / desktop shortcut).

Get Python Runner

After checkout you’ll get instant access to the ZIP download link.

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License: personal + commercial use for your own projects. No reselling the ZIP “as-is.”

FAQ

Will this work on cPanel hosting?

It’s primarily a local dev tool. If your host supports Python apps (or you run Python via SSH), you can adapt it — but most people use it locally to build and test scripts fast.Can you customize it for my workflow?

Yes — I can add templates for scraping, CSV exports, logs, scheduled tasks, or a simple UI wrapper.

⚙️ Useful “Easy Wins” Features

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Why I Built Python Runner

Most AI tools and online platforms are temporary.

Links expire.
Accounts get locked.
Files disappear.
And your work ends up stuck behind someone else’s system.

I built Python Runner so you own your tools, your data, and your documents — permanently.

The problem

  • AI tools generate code, reports, and documents… but:
    • Downloads expire
    • Online editors get removed
    • You lose access when platforms change
  • Important files shouldn’t depend on subscriptions or uptime

The solution

Python Runner lets you build and run AI-assisted tools locally or on your own server.

  • Save AI-generated logic as real Python scripts
  • Run them anytime — online or offline
  • Generate PDFs, HTML pages, CSVs, logs, reports
  • Keep everything on your machine or your hosting
  • No expiring links
  • No locked platforms

Why this matters

AI is powerful — but only if you can keep what it creates.

With Python Runner:

  • AI helps you build once
  • Python lets you run forever
  • Your documents are yours, not rented

Built for real use

This tool was created for:

  • Offline document generation from AI prompts
  • Permanent storage of reports, records, and code
  • Reusable scripts instead of one-time downloads
  • People who want control, not dependency

The idea

Use AI to think and generate
Use Python Runner to execute, store, and preserve

Python Runner — Local (Windows) Quick Start (copy/paste)

1) Install Python

  • Download Python 3.x from python.org and during install check: “Add Python to PATH”.

2) Unzip + place scripts

  1. Unzip the ZIP into a folder like:
    C:\Users\YOURNAME\projects\PythonRunner\
  2. Put your Python files in:
    PythonRunner\scripts\
    Example: PythonRunner\scripts\my_tool.py

3) Run (CMD)

  1. Open Command Prompt
  2. Go to your folder:
cd C:\Users\YOURNAME\projects\PythonRunner
  1. Run any script:
python scripts\my_tool.py

4) Run (PowerShell)

  1. Open PowerShell
  2. Go to your folder:
cd "C:\Users\YOURNAME\projects\PythonRunner"
  1. Run any script:
python .\scripts\my_tool.py

5) Install dependencies (if your script needs them)
If you have a requirements.txt:

  • CMD:
pip install -r requirements.txt
  • PowerShell:
pip install -r .\requirements.txt

6) Create PDFs (ReportLab example)
Install ReportLab:

  • CMD:
pip install reportlab
  • PowerShell:
pip install reportlab

Run your PDF generator script (example name):

  • CMD:
python scripts\make_pdf.py
  • PowerShell:
python .\scripts\make_pdf.py

7) Create HTML output
If your script generates HTML (example export.html), run:

  • CMD:
python scripts\make_html.py
  • PowerShell:
python .\scripts\make_html.py

Then open the file in a browser (double-click the .html).

Tip (recommended structure)

  • Put Python files in: scripts/
  • Put generated files in: output/
    Example outputs: output/report.pdf, output/index.html

Python Runner — Web (cPanel) Quick Start (copy/paste)

What this is
Upload the ZIP to your website, unzip it into a folder, then run the web version from the browser (or run scripts via terminal/SSH if enabled).

1) Upload + unzip (cPanel)

  1. Login to cPanel → File Manager
  2. Go to your target folder, example:
    • public_html/pythonrunner/
  3. Click Upload and upload the ZIP
  4. Right-click the ZIP → Extract
  5. Confirm the files extracted into:
    • public_html/pythonrunner/

2) File placement

  • Put Python scripts in:
    • public_html/pythonrunner/scripts/
  • Web files (if included) will be in:
    • public_html/pythonrunner/ (root) or public_html/pythonrunner/web/

3) Access in browser
Open:

  • https://YOURDOMAIN.com/pythonrunner/
    (or if the web UI lives in /web/🙂
  • https://YOURDOMAIN.com/pythonrunner/web/

4) Running Python on hosting (important)
Most shared hosting does not allow arbitrary Python execution from web pages unless:

  • Your host supports Setup Python App (Passenger) or
  • You have SSH access to run Python manually

If you have SSH

  1. SSH into your hosting account
  2. Go to the folder:
cd ~/public_html/pythonrunner
  1. Run a script:
python3 scripts/my_tool.py

5) Where outputs go
Recommended:

  • PDFs/HTML outputs should be written to:
    • public_html/pythonrunner/output/
      So you can view/download them at:
  • https://YOURDOMAIN.com/pythonrunner/output/report.pdf
  • https://YOURDOMAIN.com/pythonrunner/output/index.html

6) Permissions (if needed)
If output files won’t write:

  • Set output/ to 755 (folder)
  • If still blocked, try 775 depending on host settings

Troubleshooting (quick)

  • “python is not recognized” (Windows): reinstall Python and check “Add to PATH”
  • Missing module error: install it with pip install <module>
  • Web version won’t run Python: your host likely blocks Python execution without Python App/SSH