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New Project: YeomanDjango Project Settings

App Engine Project Settings

Create New Project Dialog
- Google App Engine Project - More Settings

Use this dialog box to configure App Engine project settings.

ItemDescription
Application IDIn this field, enter the identifier that you have already defined on the Create application page of the Google App Engine. The application identifier should meet certain requirements: only lower-case letters, digits, and "-" characters are allowed; the application id should not begin with "-".
App Engine SDK folderPyCharm automatically detects the GAE installation path, and displays it in this field. If you want to use a different installation, specify the path to the desired Google App Engine SDK.

Auto-detection works for Windows and OS X. For Linux, you have to specify the App Engine SDK yourself.

Enable third-party libraries supportIf this check box is selected, the following controls become enabled (depending on the choice in the drop-down list):
Django
Templates languageSelect the desired templates language from the drop-down list.
Templates folderIn this field, specify the directory where the templates will be stored, and where they will be loaded from. You can specify the name of the directory that doesn't yet exist; in this case, the directory will be created.
Application nameIn this field, type the name of the Django application. The folder with this name, containing the corresponding stub files, will be generated under the project root.
Enable Django adminIf this check box is selected, the line 'django.contrib.admin' in the settings.py file will be uncommented.
Flask
Templates languageSelect the desired templates language from the drop-down list.
Templates folderIn this field, specify the directory where the templates will be stored, and where they will be loaded from. You can specify the name of the directory that doesn't yet exist; in this case, the directory will be created.
New Project: YeomanDjango Project Settings

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Last modified: 29 December 2016