Adding external dependencies to Django projects.

Hello jason,

You should be able to add the lib folder as a content root to your project

in Settings | Project Structure.

The problem with perceived inability to edit the environment variables is

fixed in recent EAP builds: http://blogs.jetbrains.com/pycharm/

I don't have django or some of the libraries needed for my project

installed in the sys.path. They are instead in a lib folder that i've

put in my webroot. Is there a way I can tell PyCharm about these lib

directories so I can use some of the debugging features of PyCharm?

Currently if I run the Django console I get ImportError: No module

named django.core

I'm unable to edit the Environment Variables box in Run -> Edit

Configs. It's stuck at PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 -- I've also added my

directories to Settings -> Python Interpreters but that still doesn't

seem to give the expected results.

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Dmitry Jemerov

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Alright. I downloaded PY-96.1203 and successfully edited the environment variables for the run settings.

I also added my lib/ folders to the Project Structure option pane (lib/django existing among other 3rd party libraries) but I'm still getting the error. I've attatched some screenshots to hopefully help out.

Thanks

I'm also unable to add any external libraries or anything installed with easy_install

I created this bug: http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/PY-1946

It's only picking up standard py libs and nothing installed.

I've tried setting my interpreter paths, env vars, nothing.