I have made a Django rest project I want to add virtual environment to it
https://github.com/iamahmedshahh/djangowallet
This is the structure of my project which is pretty much the default structure when creating a project from command line.
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i am just starting a new project on my pycharm i start a new project and run my server but am getting this error message couldn't import django, Must i install django for every project am creating?
If you are using virtual environment for every new project then you need to install django each time. Other wise you can use single virtual environment for all the project. It depends on you how you prefer. But I highly recommend you to use separate virtual environment for new project.
Does every Django project needs a separate virtual environment? Can't I use one of my exciting virtual env ? If I can't, then what's the problem?
New to Django and I created a project with Django 3.0 based on a tutorial, then created Project 2 based on a second tutorial, following the steps.
But when I use the command django-admin startproject project2_project it populates project2's folder with all of the directories/files from project 1, and everything else on my Desktop.
When I run the server, I get Project 1's website. Have looked in the Django docs and on here but can't find any answers to this. Also, when I enter the virtual environment pipenv shell it says I am on my desktop: (Desktop) bash-3.2$ This might have something to do with it?
Maybe this is a silly question, but I'm new to all of this and I could use some help. I recently just started a new django project using pinax. Specifically, it's the pinax accounts project for user sign-ins. When I look at my project folder, it doesn't include any apps. I've noticed that all of my apps are stored in virtualenv/Lib/site-packages...
Why is it that the apps for my project are stored here? Does it make more sense to move them into my actual project folder instead of working out of the virtual machine folder? So I guess my question is: when working in a virtual machine, are all apps, etc stored in the virtual machine folder as apposed to the project folder? And why?
I have an existing Django application. I want to start developing it in Pycharm, instead of sublime text and command line. I have opened my existing directory (cloned from my git repo) into Pycharm but I can not for the life of me figure out how to set it as a django project. All the examples I see are new projects from scratch or existing pycharm projects, neither of which applies to me. I'm running on a brand new mac, if that helps (I'm coming from Ubuntu)
You need to enable Django Support in the project settings under Project Settings -> Django. You also would need to set up the project root, path to settings.py and manage.py.