Here is one way. import urllib2 def ranker(host): api_key = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' url = 'http://pagerank.my-addr.com/external_fakepr_api/%s/%s'%(api_key, host) link = urllib2.urlopen(url) data = link.readline() return data.split('|')[0] print 'www.example.com', ranker('www.example.com') ...
Hope this tutorial will help you for basics http://modernperl.net/developers/web-application-development.html ...
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