- Pycharm Tutorial
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- Pycharm - Introduction
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- Pycharm - Understanding Basics
- Pycharm - Keymaps
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- Pycharm - Omni
- Pycharm - Macros
- Pycharm - Micros
- Pycharm - Improving & Writing Code
- Pycharm - Console
- Pycharm - Interpreters
- Pycharm - Debugging & Breakpoints
- Pycharm - Integration of Version Control
- Pycharm - HTML & CSS Integration
- Pycharm - JavaScript Support
- Pycharm - Tips
- Pycharm - Database Tools
- Pycharm - Exporting Data
- Pycharm - Web Frameworks
- Pycharm - Django
- Pycharm - Pyramid
- Pycharm - Flask
- Pycharm Useful Resources
- Pycharm - Quick Guide
- Pycharm - Useful Resources
- Pycharm - Discussion
Pycharm - Pyramid
You can create a project of Pyramid Framework in PyCharm editor by using its Welcome Window.
A user can set the project’s interpreter and Python location, choosing scaffold, and a template language by default. The scaffold in Pyramid framework uses URL dispatch to map URLs and to view code and SQLAlchemy for persistence properties.
PyCharm editor will ask user with list of required packages in the setup.py file and prompts the user to download the required packages.
Install the project in development mode (refer to official documentation of Pyramid for more details). The user should run python setup.py through the menu Tools -> Run setup.py option.
A user should select develop task while running a .py file as mentioned in the below window −
It is important to initialize the database using console script named initialize <project_name> using the following command −
initialize_pyramiddemo_db development.iniThe user can start the server by running the project which will display the result as shown below −
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