[Fixed]-Get Django Project requirements (pip packages installed) in Pycharm

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I’ve found that this is a common problem, already discussed here.

As you can see from the discussion the values are easily obtained with pip freeze for the virtualenv is giving problems and so I solved this problem with the help of this anwer using the same approach as the First Attempt.

  1. Disabled Django support (Settings -> Languages & Framework -> Django)
  2. Open the Python Console (Tools -> Python Console)

  3. Do:

    from pip.operations import freeze
x = freeze.freeze()
for p in x:
    print (p)

You may copy the response content to requirements.txt or change the script above to save the requirements directly to a file.

👤NBajanca

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Maybe you don’t have virtualenvwrapper installed? workon is a virtualenvwrapper command, not a virtualenv command. You can either install virtualenvwrapper and use workon or try using virtualenv‘s command like this:

source /path_to_your_virtualenv/bin/activate

If you do have virtualenvwrapper, then you can create a virtual environment using mkvirtualenv -p <your_python> <your_env_name> and use it inside PyCharm going to preferences > Project interpreter.

👤Diego Mora Cespedes

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