First, how to install the Python third-party library:
1, there is a special download to install third-party library URL: http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/Ctrl+f search for third-party libraries to download, and download
Library files are the end of WHL, download it, rename it to zip (change WHL to Zip), a marquee selection "yes", the next can be extracted, excluding the extracted to the end of the-info folder, the other or a few folders placed in the Python installation of the Lib folder
For example
2. Launch command line, direct pip install module to install
Second, how to install third-party plug-ins?
As steps:
1, first your computer has installed to Pycharm import plug-in, such as I recently installed MongoDB and its visual management tools Mongovue, to pycharm import Mongovue plug-in
2. Open Pycharm, click "File" → "settings" in the upper left corner, as
3. Select "Plugins" in the window that appears, select "Browser repositores ..." For example, pop up a search box to search for the third-party plugin you want to add (this plugin is not a software tool installed on your computer), click the plugin you want to install, click the right Install plugin, all the way OK, this is just the first half of the installation plug-in, not yet finished
4, the above is OK, the right side of your pycharm will appear next to the Plugin import option MONGO Explore (here I installed the MongoDB plugin)
5, Import the connection Database (MONGODB) Visual management tool Mongovue, the import process such as:
Select the following button
Choose the path of the plug-in to install, click "Test", there is a green checkmark, indicating that the test was successful (here I opened the plugin in the background, not to open the plugin test is difficult to succeed), and then click on the "+" button below the test, do not enter anything, directly click the middle part of the test Connection, there is a tick on the top, OK
Such as:
Click Pycharm Right "Mongo Explore", the plugin appears
The above steps, you are OK plug-in
Pycharm How to install Python third-party libraries and plugins