Install python3 on MacOS:
brew install python3
Come alone with python3, there are also some other tools are installed as well, for examlpe: 'pip, setuptools'...
We need 'pip' to help us install virtualenv.
Why virtualenv?
Main reason is to resolve the libaraies conflict for different django project. So for each project, you should create new virtual env, and install libraries only for this project, NEVER globally!
Install:
pip3 install virtualenv
Before create a new virtual env, we need to check the python3 location:
which python3
And in my case, it is:
/usr/local/bin/python3
Create new virtual env:
virtualenv -p /usr/local/bin/python3 myFirstProject
Go to the env folder we just create and start working on this env:
cd myFirstProject
. bin/activate
Now we are in the virtual env, we can start install django:
pip install django
To make sure and get familiar where those libraries are installed, we can go to:
ls lib/python3.6/site-packages
And you should be able to find django is there.
And also you can type:
python // type paython >>> import django // import django lib >>> django.VERSION // see the verison (1, 10, 5, 'final', 0) // prints out
Other way to create new env with >python3.3 only:
python3 -m venv demo
Deactive you env:
deactivate
List all the libararies:
pip list