Recently, I've been attempting to figure out how I can find out what an unlabeled POST is, and send to it using Python.
The issue of the matter is I'm attempting to make a chat bot entirely in Python in order to increase my knowledge of the language.  For said bot, I'm attempting to use a chat-box that runs entirely on jQuery.  The issue with this is it has no knowledgeable POST or GET statements associated with the chat-box submissions.
How can I figure out what the POST and GET statements being sent when a message is submitted, and somehow use that to my advantage to send custom POST or GET statements for a chat-bot?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.
You need a server in order to be able to receive any GET and POST requests, one of the easier ways to get that is to set up a Django project, ready in minutes and then add custom views to handle the request you want properly.
Python Send to and figure out POST