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Is it possible to do without php to create a login?
I only have nginx on the server, but there is 1 script in php for creating game logins by players, and there you need to send a post request on the page (and this is only for php, it seems), and it turns out that because of one script I have to put in unnecessary php, and even before a bunch of everything superfluous.
Maybe there is some alternative something, and somehow it can be done on html? I know there are html forums, does such a forum use php?
Or maybe there are options on the pearl, tell me who knows.
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You can send an html form to anything, to nodejs, to go, to c++, to websocket, the main thing is that it receives data and processes it as it should.
And on perl you can, there is a module for nginx, experimental though
Why do you need a login if your site is static?
Store data in LocalStoreage - then login is not needed in principle, since each client has data stored locally. Of course, you can make a fictitious login - for the convenience of the client and the differentiation of his data - if several clients are from one computer.
You can also bind to any service with a login - for example, VK or Google
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