Issues while creating virtual environment before installing Django

[Mahesh Kumar]

Hi all,

I tried to install the Django software in my Laptop command prompt, I have to create(mkvirtualenv myproject) virtual evironment. But as soon as I have entered mkvirtualenv myproject, error is looping on and showling below error. Please try to help me, how to create vritual environment. My laptop configuration is Windows 10, 8gb Ram, 1TB hard disk.

Regards,

Mahesh

mahico...@gmail.com

[Mike Dewhirst]

You can make it easy for yourself by doing a batch file to automate creation of the virtualenv.

If you want I can post the one I use.

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[Yoo]

Isn't Python 3.x automatically installed with virtualenv and pip?

Try this: 

virtualenv venv

Then, do: cd venv\scripts && activate

Then you can start installing packages like this: pip install django

[John P]

Give pipenv a try.  Simply create the folder your going to use and navigate into that folder.  Then use pipenv install django, pipenv shell will load the virtual environment for you.  Not sure what's causing the problem but this may make your life simpler.

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