1. Install Python version 2.7
2. Use pip to install in the cmd command line: pip install virtualenv
3. Create a new virtual environment: vartualenv testvir
4. Enter the virtual environment: cd testvir
5. cd Scripts
6. activate.bat enters the virtual environment
as the picture shows:
7. Exit as deactivate.bat
8. For virtual environment installation under Windows, you can use the workon command directly: Type the command:
pip install virtualenvwrapper-win
9. Create a new virtual environment: mkvirtualenv testvir2
(You can see that the location of the changed environment is: C:\Users\wang\Envs\testvir2)
10. View all virtual environments: workon
11. Quickly enter the virtual environment: workon testvir2
12. Install the Python package after entering the virtual environment, pip install requests
13. Uninstall Python packages: pip uninstall requests
14. View all packages: pip list
15. Install django: pip install django==1.9.8
The installation is complete as shown in the figure:
16. The environment location selected when pycharm creates the project is:
G:\Users\wang\Envs\testvir2\Scripts\python.exe
as the picture shows:
17. Click Create to create a django project
18. Click the Run menu run button under pycharm, as shown in the figure:
19. In the input field of the development tool, you can see: Starting development server at http://127.0.0.1:8000/, it means that the project was started successfully.
20. Enter http://127.0.0.1:8000/ in the browser to access.
Note: The command for python3.6 to use pip is: pip3