run commands and VS Code extensions directly on your WSL projects. easily manage your version control with VS Code's built-in Git support. take advantage of VS Code features like Intellisense code completion, linting, debug support, code snippets, and unit testing. use the VS Code built-in terminal to run your Linux distribution of choice. run and debug your Linux-based applications from the comfort of Windows while maintaining access to productivity tools like Outlook and Office. use Linux-specific toolchains and utilities. Now you can install django inside venv for your projectįolder inside your project folder, you can create it manually.įor instance, system search for custom modules here in this extraPath if the module is not available in your system or user environment path.Visual Studio Code, along with the WSL extension, enables you to use WSL as your full-time development environment directly from VS Code. You can check what is installed inside venv using [if you are not using python 3, then the command will be To create venv inside your current project folder, please ensure you are inside the folder before running this command Where we will install our necessary packages and dependencies ** So the command prompt returns me this: (storefront-vT5YbUlq) C:\Users\Usuario\Desktop\Andres\Programación\5. PYTHON\DJANGO\storefront>django-admin startproject storefront. Ĭ:\Users\Usuario\Desktop\Andres\Programación\5. PYTHON\DJANGO\storefront>pipenv install djangoĬ:\Users\Usuario\Desktop\Andres\Programación\5. 
PYTHON\DJANGO>cd storefrontĬ:\Users\Usuario\Desktop\Andres\Programación\5. PYTHON\DJANGO>mkdir storefrontĬ:\Users\Usuario\Desktop\Andres\Programación\5.
PYTHON>cd DJANGOĬ:\Users\Usuario\Desktop\Andres\Programación\5. I THINK there might be sth wrong with the path where it creates the virtual env, but since I'm pretty new at this, I can hardly say.Ĭ:\Users\Usuario\Desktop\Andres\Programación\5. For what it shows in the tutorial, it's supposed to create a folder called ".vscode" with a json file inside called "settings.json" that contains the python path to the python interpreter.īut in my case, none of those files appear. I've been following a tutorial on how to start using django and creating a virtual env on VS Code, but it doesn't work.
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