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When you run the project you’re using a management command: python manage.py runserver. To enter a console that has access to all your Django apps, the ORM, etc., use another management command: python manage.py shell. That will allow you to import models as shown in your example.
As an additional tip, consider installing the Django extensions package, which includes a management command shell_plus. It’s helpful, especially (but not only) in development, as it imports all your models, along with some other handy tools.
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Django has a Shell management command that allows you to open a Python shell with all the Django stuff bootstrapped and ready to be executed.
So by using ./manage.py shell you will get an interactive python shell where you can write code.
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An easy way to do this:
In the Menu bar, go to Tools -> Run manage.py Task
You’ll see the results of running that command in a console below. Run your commands here.
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