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elena_elfiika2015-05-24 04:26:10
Django
elena_elfiika, 2015-05-24 04:26:10

"no module named setuptools" when installing Django, what should I do?

Initial: Python 2.7.10 (latest from the site) and uninstalled Django
When I try to install everything, the following comes out:
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I don't understand what to do anymore. Not the first hour I fight. Setuptools seems to be in the python library

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Sergey, 2015-05-24
@Weidmann

When installing choose add python to system path
cmd
pip install django

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Dmitry Filatov, 2015-05-24
@i_dozi

Hello, maybe I already suggest that you run ahead of the engine, but I recommend reading about virtualenvs and virtualenvswrapper right now.
If you immediately start doing everything according to your mind and with separate environments, you will be saved from a bunch of problems and nerves.
And then you will have questions about deploying django, I'm sure. I advise you to start with uwsgi + ngnix.
In fact, there is nothing complicated in all this. Get it right once and that's it.
Good luck.

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Stanislav Fateev, 2015-05-24
@svfat

I’ll add Dmitry - I recommend starting with installing Linux in vagrant and carrying out further work there, you are tormented with Windows.

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