To create an HTTP server in Python, you can make use of the built-in http.server module. To read the request body as form data, you can use the cgi module. Here's an example code snippet:
main.py901 chars32 linesIn this example, we define a custom request handler class that inherits from BaseHTTPRequestHandler. We override the do_POST method to extract the form data from the request body using the cgi.FieldStorage class. We then send a response back to the client with the extracted data. Finally, we create an HTTP server instance on port 8080 and start it using the serve_forever method.
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