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How To Install Django and Create Project

This document provides instructions for installing and working with Django. It outlines Django requirements like Python version and PIP. It describes creating a virtual environment for Django and installing Django within the environment. It also explains that a Django project can contain multiple applications and provides the command for creating a new project.

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How To Install Django and Create Project

This document provides instructions for installing and working with Django. It outlines Django requirements like Python version and PIP. It describes creating a virtual environment for Django and installing Django within the environment. It also explains that a Django project can contain multiple applications and provides the command for creating a new project.

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Django Requirements

• Python 3.0 or Higher


python --version

• PIP
pip --version

• Text/Code Editor/IDE – Notepad++, VS Code, ATOM, Brackets, PyCharm

• Web Browser – Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Edge


Check Django is installed or Not
django-admin --version
How to install Django
• Separate Virtual Environment

• Globally
Install Django in Separate Environment
Install Virtual Environment Wrapper
pip install virtualenvwrapper-win – This is used to install Virtual environment wrapper.

Create Virtual Environment (VE)


mkvirtualenv envname – This is used to create virtual environment. It will automatically activate
environment.

Active VE
workon envname – This is used to activate environment.

Install Django in Created VE


pip install django – First activate environment then run the command to install django within active
environment. You can also specify version pip install django==2.0
Django Project
A Django Project may contain multiple Project Application, which means a group of
Application and files is called as Django Project.
An Application is a Part of Django Project.

SchoolProject
• Registration App
• Fees App
• Exam App
• Attendance App
• Result App
Create Django Project
Syntax: -
django-admin startproject projectname
Example:-
django-admin startproject schoolproject

schoolproject
schoolproject
__init__.py
asgi.py
settings.py
urls.py
wsgi.py
manage.py
Uninstall Django from Separate Environment
Active Virtual Environment (VE)
workon envname – This is used to activate environment.

Uninstall Django from VE


pip uninstall django – This is used to uninstall django.

Remove Virtual Environment


rmvirtualenv envname – This is used to remove virtual environment.

Uninstall Virtual Environment Wrapper


pip uninstall virtualenvwrapper-win – This is used to uninstall Virtual environment wrapper.
How to install Django
• Separate Virtual Environment

• Globally
Django Requirements
• Python 3.0 or Higher
python --version

• PIP
pip --version

• Text/Code Editor/IDE – Notepad++, VS Code, ATOM, Brackets, PyCharm

• Web Browser – Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Edge


Check Django is installed or Not
django-admin --version
How to Install Django
pip install django – This is used to install Django.

For Version Specific


pip install django==2.0
How to Uninstall Django
pip uninstall django
Django Project
A Django Project may contain multiple Project Application, which means a group of
Application and files is called as Django Project.
An Application is a Part of Django Project.

SchoolProject
• Registration App
• Fees App
• Exam App
• Attendance App
• Result App
Create Django Project
Syntax: -
django-admin startproject projectname
Example:-
django-admin startproject schoolproject

schoolproject
schoolproject
__init__.py
asgi.py
settings.py
urls.py
wsgi.py
manage.py

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