Django begins part 1
With the momentum of installing Python3, try installing Django.
Development environment
PC: MacOS X 10.9.4 Python3.4.1 Django1.6.6
Django installation
According to the information, it seems that Django can be installed with a package management tool called pip, so I lightly typed the pip3 command.
- There seems to be another way to install
djangowithout usingpip(gitor direct download).
There was no particular problem, it wasn't too daunting, and it was installed very easily.
Check Django version
I was able to install it smoothly, so let's check it according to the model.
$ python3 -c "import django; print(django.get_version())"
The above is the Python3 command, which runs the script directly.
It's like importing the django package and printing the version of Django with the print function. In other words, it works fine as a script.
Another way to check the version is to use the django-admin.py script.
$ django-admin.py --version
For the time being, I was able to confirm that the latest version Django 1.6.6 is installed at the moment (end of August 2014).
Django's relationship with older versions
As an aside, I tried running the python command instead of the python3 command.
As expected, I got an import error that the django module was not found.
You can see that Django was installed in the normal path of python3 by installing with pip3 instead of pip earlier.
django-admin.py script
Finally, I ran the previous django-admin.py with no command arguments.
You'll see a list of various django commands you'll use in the future.
Gradually, I was looking forward to seeing the outline.
Lovely Django!!
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