Can someone please guide me on How to use Django on Pycharm ?
Any descriptive steps or any link to videos would be very helpful..
I am using Python 2.7 with pycharm 4.5.4
Create a virtual environment
Create a new Django project
Add local interpreter for your project
It's simple as that.
Steps:
create github repository
create virtualenv
clone github repo into your virtualenv folder
inside github repo folder, create new django project
open the folder with pycharm
setup python interpreter
Enable Django support
setup Project Structure if needed
Switch to Django Template Engine
Have fun with Pycharm! it is an awesome IDE
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Hello everyone i am trying to upload my django project into cpannel automatially. I am able to upload my project from github to my cpannel using git version control, but i am not able to run my project into cpannel using git version control. I hope i will get the solulation over here and the you in advance.
I installed Django and started a project via cmd yesterday. Today I installed Anaconda with VS Code and I now want to open my Django project in VS Code through Anaconda.
Is this possible? Id like Anaconda to be my interface for all my projects regardless of what they are. Is this possible?
thanks
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I myself use Anaconda Environment in VSCode for Data Science Projects.
For this, first you need to prepare a virtual env from Anaconda. Here is the tutorial for it in the official documentation : https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/environments
Follow this tutorial as it is without missing any line of code they ask you to.
Once you are done setting it up. You just need to start your Django Project in VSCode.
At the bottom where you see Python just click on it and Select Interpreter. From their, a list of virtual envs and Python envs opens up choose the one you created from Anaconda.
You have anaconda libraries working in your project now.
You can also start Jupyter notebook in VSCode : https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/jupyter-support#_create-or-open-a-jupyter-notebook
This way you can purely shift to VSCode for all of your stuff.
Thank you
My context
I'm educating myself with Python Flask via the official tutorial.
I'm using Pycharm IDE (community edition) in Ubuntu Destkop 16.
The issue
I open the sample code of this tutorial as a Pycharm project
Got the Invalid Python interpreter error as below snapshot
My question
How can I fix it?
It's looking for a functional Python installation.
If you open the 2 drop-down you've referenced you'll see a selection of Python installations on your machine.
The better option though, is to create a virtualenv for your current project, so click on the cog icon to the right of the Project Interpreter drop-down and click Create VirtualEnv and follow the prompts.
Once created, it should pick that VirtualEnv as the default Python interpreter for that project and your error will disappear, though remember, because it's a new virtualenv, it won't yet have Flask etc installed on it. You can install the Flask library by clicking the + icon underneath the cog and searching/installing for Flask.
Alternatively, create a requirements.txt file on your project root directory, with Flask as the contents, and PyCharm will notice that next time you are in a .py file and suggest to automatically install Flask.
I have a django project sitting in a bitbucket repository. Is it possible to automate using buildout, the following process:
1. Install django
2. clone the django project from hg repository
3. install the dependency modules of the django project
Update: I have achieved what I wanted to, with the help of mr.developer extension as suggested by Ross.
While doing that I had another question popping up. Which is the best place to specify the dependencies - in the buildout.cfg or in the setup.py of the 'develop' modules? For now I have duplicated the specification.
Generally, you make your checkout the buildout itself, so you'd place buildout.cfg and bootstrap.py in your project root. That way when someone checks out/clones your project, they just do the bootstrap/buildout dannce and they're up and running.
If you have multiple checkouts, then look into mr.developer.
I am trying to create my 1st project in django using jython. I am following this tutorial - http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/intro/tutorial01/.
As mentioned in tutorial, I navigate to the directory where i intend to create a django project and run 'jython C:\jython2.5.1\Lib\site-packages\django\bin\django-admin.py'. On pressing enter, it says- Type 'django-admin.py help' for usage.
It is not creating a new project. I am using windows and have installed jython 2.5.1 and django 1.1.1.
I tried searching on google but no luck. This is the very first step and i am not getting how to do it. please help.
You need to type django_admin.py startproject your_project, where your_project is whatever you want to call your project.