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Can django commands be run at libterm?

Open iFrostFox opened this issue 4 years ago • 2 comments

Hello, I’m trying to set up a django project at pyto (another app by the same developer), but pyto doesn’t have a shell so I can’t run commands like “python manage.py startapp blog” I wonder if I could use Libterm for running these commands and Pyto for editing the code.

Note:I’m also going to ask this question at pyto’s issues page

iFrostFox avatar May 01 '20 15:05 iFrostFox

just writing pkg istall python

Στις Παρ, 1 Μαΐ, 0002 Ρέιβα στις 6:22 μμ ο χρήστης iFrostFox < [email protected]> έγραψε:

Hello, I’m trying to set up a django project at pyto, but pyto doesn’t have a shell so I can’t run commands like “python manage.py startapp blog” I wonder if I could use Libterm for running these commands and Pyto (another app by the same developer) for editing the code.

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igli53 avatar May 02 '20 12:05 igli53

The same, I can make python -m django migrate But it drow me an error if I write python -m django runserver Error:

(null): command not found sigabrt signal

Nefonfo avatar Jun 11 '20 03:06 Nefonfo