Hello,
For Windows, I tried many ways that worked but I finally installed
Visual Studio 2008 C++ for the compilation problems and only pillow and
psycopg2 resist in my case (I simply extract the content of the binaries
from http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/, copy content from
'SCRIPTS' to project's virtualenv 'Scripts' and 'PLATLIB' to project's
virtualven 'Lib/site-packages'; I'll give a try to the easy_install with
them, thank you).
While speaking of psycopg2, I spent a ridiculous amount of time
struggling with postgresql installation on Windows to finally discover
that you should stick to ASCII for the password chosen on this platform.
(Yes, I missed some warning).
You can use virtualenvwrapper-win on Windows. The documentation is short
and efficient but here is some basic steps, begining from install:
pip install -U virtualenv
pip install -U virtualenvwrapper-win
You have to set WORKON_HOME environment variable to to directory where
will be grouped your virtualenvs to make it convenient.
Update pip and setuptools:
easy_install -U pip
pip install -U setuptools
Then, create your virtualenv:
mkvirtualenv myproject
Activate the virtualenv (you will then be on %WORKON_HOME%/myproject/):
workon myproject
I keep projects in their own directory independant from virtualenv. To
add your project directory to its virualenv's pythonpath, use the
following command where <path> can be full or relative:
setprojectdir <path>
Now, install your requirements:
pip install -r requirements.txt
You can use cdproject and cdvirtualenv commands to go to project and
virtualenv directories.
To go back to the 'general' environment, just type:
deactivate
Additional details you probably already know: remember to not rely on
the registry to execute your python scripts :) for example:
python manage.py runserver
and not:
manage.py runserver
Edit you virtualenv's Script\activate.bat to add any other specific
environment variables and don't forget .pth files for specific python path.
That's all for today!
Regards,
Michel
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