HTML code highlighting in python file in vim?

Question

Python

There is a need to write a number of cgi scripts in python. I'm going to use the standard approach: we processed a batch of data, took a template line with html code, formatted it, substituting the data values.
The question arises: how not to lose the convenience of writing html code? The pages will be tricky, so I would like to highlight the code, tags in the page code. But this, apparently, is a completely non-standard functionality - highlighting the html code in a text variable in a python script.
Has anyone come across anything similar? Probably I'm not the only one who needs to write some kind of cgi script that displays a heavy page. There was an idea to take out the page template in a separate html file, which is then read.
I am using vim. The editor is not exactly a master, but I am learning.
Can I even reinvent the wheel?

Answer 1

Try this one - vim.wikia.com/wiki/Different_syntax_highlighting_within_regions_of_a_file

Answer 2

> Maybe I'm reinventing the wheel?
Yes, take any framework like flask, django, etc. and write what you need. Then, with the help of flup, for example, it will be possible to fasten this to the fastcgi web server module. In general, it is not clear why you need cgi.