As per conventions, commands to run in the terminal are prefixed with $. This symbol should not be typed.
This setup assumes that you have python 3.7 and pip installed. A virtual environment will be used to install dependencies.
- Install pipenv with
$ pip install pipenv - Clone the project
- navigate to the project
$ cd pkm-card-maker-back - run
$ pipenv install --ignore-pipfilethis creates a new virtual environment and installs the dependencies as specified in thepipenv.lockfile. - Open the virtual environment with
$ pipenv shell - Create a database named
pkm - Copy the
.env.exampleand rename it to.env - Inside the
.env, edit the incorrect variables to match yours - Migrate the database
- Run
$ python manage.py migrate
- Run
- Run the server
- Run
$ python manage.py runserver
- Run
If you get the error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'MySQLClient' while running the server, you need to install the mysqlclient.
Make sure you are running a 64 bit version of python
If it does not work try to:
- Download the client for python version 'cp37' here (64bit) or here (32 and 64 bit)
- Install the client by running `pip install
Pipenv is a tool to create and manage virtual environments and install dependencies and track their versions (including versions of sub-dependencies). It is very similar to NPM in the way that it creates a Pipfile.lock and it allows install packages as dev dependencies.
To install a package use $ pipenv install <package name>. To install a dev dependency add the --dev flag.
Find more info on Pipenv on the Pipenv project site. It is strongly recommended to read this documentation and familiarize yourself with how pipenv versioncontrol works.
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