How do I build a frontend for my opencv. My aim is to solve a rubik's cube and run the project in a browser window.

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I am building a python project using opencv and kociemba library, the aim is to solve a rubik's cube. It would take the 6 faces of cube as input and produce the instructions to solve the cube as output. However, I want to encase my project to run on the web browser and with a little bit of GUI, something like a web app. What should I use to design the browser part of this app and how should I connect python and the other part?

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I have researched a little bit about flutter and react native but I am not sure how would I connect my python part to it and input-output process.

Posted 28-Aug-21 6:54am

Manas Sharma 2021

Updated 3-Sep-21 4:13am

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Gbetnkom Jeff · Answer 1 · 2021-09-03T04:13:00

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If you are considering a Web application, you can look through Flask. It's a great way to combine front and back.

Posted 3-Sep-21 4:13am

Gbetnkom Jeff