Installing¶
There are several ways to install DjangoFloor.
Installing from pip¶
pip install djangofloor
Installing from source¶
If you prefer install directly from the source:
git clone https://github.com/d9pouces/django-floor.git DjangoFloor
cd DjangoFloor
python setup.py install
Dependencies¶
Of course, DjangoFloor is not a standalone library and requires several packages:
- aiohttp-wsgi,
- django >= 1.11,
- celery,
- django-bootstrap3,
- redis,
- gunicorn,
- pip,
- aiohttp,
- asyncio_redis.
Several other dependencies are not mandatory but are really useful:
- django-pipeline,
- django-debug-toolbar,
- django-redis-sessions,
- django-redis,
- psutil.
You can install these optional dependencies:
pip install djangofloor[extra]
Virtualenvs¶
You really should consider using virtualenvs, allowing to create several isolated Python environments (each virtualenv having its own set of libraries). virtualenvwrapper may help you to create and manage your virtualenvs.