Configuring the Django Environment under Windows

Worked hard, and finally built the Django environment on WINDOWS10 and successfully set up the project

1. First install Python, configure the environment variable path:c:\python27;c:\python27\scripts;

2. Go to the Django website to download the Tarball django-1.8.3.tar.gz, then unzip it in the C drive and enter the following command:

CD C:\Django-1.8.3

Python setup.py Install

After the command is run, the Django environment is installed, and then the environment variable is configured Path:c:\python27\lib\site-packages\django-1.8.3-py2.7.egg\django\bin

3. Import and check the Django installation by entering the following command at the command terminal:

Python

>>>import Django

>>>django. VERSION

4. Create a Django Project

Django-admin startproject cms678 (project name)

This will result in a cms678 project folder in the user directory.

manage.py: You can manage this project from the command line.

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__init__.py: Use this project directory as a Python package.

settings.py: The configuration file for the project.

urls.py: Defines a URL routing table in a Django project that specifies the correspondence between the URL and the called Class.

wsgi.py: This is the newly added default Web server gateway interface in Django1.4.

The command window switches to the cms678 folder and then runs the command: Python manage.py runserver, starting the current directory project.

Browser input Http://127.0.0.1:8000/

This basic operation is over.:-)

Configuring the Django Environment under Windows