Hi @Elcolie, I also sent you a response to your email, but with respect to this particular project there are three things you’ll need to pay attention to:
- to use Python your project must not have a
package.json
file. Having one of those tells Glitch that your project is a Node project, not a Python one. - your project must have a
requirements.txt
file. This tells Glitch that the project is a Python project, as opposed to a static web server project or a custom project. - your project must have a
start.sh
file that tells Glitch what bash commands to run to start your Python project successfully. Glitch will automatically execute the contents ofstart.sh
when it starts your project as a Python project.
In this case if you add a start.sh
file telling Glitch to run your project’s server file and a reqiurements.txt
file to let Glitch know your project is a Python project you’ll be a little closer to your goals. In your project’s case you’re also running afoul of the project disk space limit of ~200Mb, so you’d need to clean that up a little too - it looks like you have a .cache
directory that could be cleaned up to start with, which you can do from your project’s console.
Hope this helps!
MOD EDIT: added missing info