Simplified analog input test file for PyBBIO

analog_test_simple.py

# analog_test_simple.py by Owen Mundy
# modified from:
# analog_test.py - Alexander Hiam
# Testing analogRead()
#
# *** NOTICE *** 
# The maximum ADC input voltage is 1.8v,
# applying greater voltages will likely cause
# permanent damage to the ADC module! 
#
# This example is in the public domain
 
# Import PyBBIO library: https://github.com/alexanderhiam/PyBBIO
from bbio import *

t = 100

# Create a setup function:
def setup(): pass # Nothing to do here

# Create a main function:
def loop():

  print "-----"

  print "AIN0 [P9.39] - " + str(analogRead(A0))
  delay(t)
  print "AIN1 [P9.40] - " + str(analogRead(A1))
  delay(t)
  print "AIN2 [P9.37] - " + str(analogRead(A2))
  delay(t)
  print "AIN3 [P9.38] - " + str(analogRead(A3))
  delay(t)
  print "AIN4 [P9.35] - " + str(analogRead(A4))
  delay(t)
  print "AIN5 [P9.36] - " + str(analogRead(A5))
  delay(t)
  print "AIN6 [P9.33] - " + str(analogRead(A6))
  delay(t)
  print "AIN7 [P9.39] - " + str(analogRead(A7))
  delay(t)

  delay(500)

# Start the loop:
run(setup, loop)

This works great from command line, how can I get PyBBIO to work within the apache2 webspace?