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This article will explain in detail how to install Django in Conda. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you for reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

Create the Django project conda create-n ll_env python=3.6activate ll_envconda install Djangodjango-admin.py startproject learning_log .dir learning_log

Create a virtual environment called ll_env with version 3.6 of python installed

Activate the environment

Install Django in the active environment

Create a learning_log project file with the command of django

View the contents of the project file learning_log

Create a database

Django stores most of the project-related information in a database, so we need to create a database for Django to use.

Python manage.py migratedir

Create a database

Dir views the contents of the virtual environment ll_nv

Check to see if the project was created successfully

Django starts a server that allows you to view projects in the system and see how they work. When you type URL into a browser to request a web page, the Django server will respond by generating the appropriate web page and sending it to the browser.

Python manage.py runserverctrl+c # shut down the server

After entering the above code, you will be prompted with a URL and enter the red URL in the browser to complete the installation.

Create an application

The Django project consists of a series of applications that work together to make the project a whole. For the time being, we will only create one application, which will do most of the work of the project. In the future, we will add another application to manage user accounts.

Create an application learning_logs in a ll_env environment

Python manage.py startapp learning_logs

Be careful

Project learning_log, application learning_logs, juxtaposed, all under the environment ll_env, you can use dir learning_log to view their respective content. We can modify and improve our own application, and then put the written application into the project through the settings.py in the project.

Define the model

From the screenshot above, we find that the learning_logs location of the application is in the directory c:\ Users\ Administrator.

Open the file models.py for editing

From django.db import models# Create your models here.class Topic (models.Model): text = models.CharField (max_length=200) data_added = models.DateTimeField (auto_now_add=True) def _ str__ (self): return self.text

Activate the model

a. Open the setting.py under the project to make changes

In INSTALLED_APPS = []

Add the application we wrote, 'learning_logs'.

b. The command makemigrations lets Django determine how to modify the database so that it can store the data associated with the new question type that we define. The output shows that Django created a migration file called 0001 initial.py, which will create a table for the model Topic in the database.

Python manage.py makemigrations learning_logs

c. Apply this migration and ask Django to modify the database for us.

Python manage.py migrate

Whenever you need to modify the data managed by Learning Notes, take the following three steps: modify models.py; to learning_ logs call makemigrations; to Django to migrate the project.

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