Contact person: WordPress UI for Python Auto-Login

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Location: Nagrota Bagwan, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I already have a reliable Python script that signs in to our supplier’s portal behind the scenes and writes detailed logs. What I now need is a clean WordPress-embedded interface that lets a user click a button, watch the login unfold inside a secure popup, and never see (or be able to extract) the actual credentials.

Here is the flow I envision:

• From any WordPress page the user clicks a custom-styled button.
• A secure popup window launches and carries out the existing Python-powered auto-login. The whole supplier page should render so the user can watch the progress, yet every sensitive field stays pre-filled and invisible. My goal is “secure popup window to perform autologin,” nothing more, nothing less.
• Frontend and backend talk over WebSockets. This keeps the session live and lets me push real-time status updates from Python to the browser without polling.

What I need from you:

1. Build the popup UI, leaning on JavaScript where necessary, while keeping the core logic in Python as requested.
2. Wire it into WordPress so I can drop a shortcode or small block wherever the button should appear.
3. Implement the WebSocket layer that hands control to the existing script, streams progress back, and closes the connection cleanly when the target page finishes loading.
4. Ensure the entire path—browser ↔ WordPress ↔ Python script—follows sound web-security practices (HTTPS, token or header checks, no credential leakage).

Once complete I will test by supplying a staging login on the supplier site; if the popup logs in smoothly and no credential data reaches the client, we are done.

If you have deep experience with Python automation, WordPress hooks, JavaScript popups, and WebSockets, I’d love to see how you would tie this together." (client-provided description)