This gist provide basic command line guideline for setting up Django rest framework

Django-REST-Shell-CheatSheet.sh

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# Here it is assumed that you are in osx/linux/windows environment
# and you have already installed python3
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# Creating a virtual environment
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# osx/linux
python3 -m venv ~/YOUR_DESIRED_PROJECT_DIRECTORY_PATH

# windows
python -m venv %USERPROFILE%\YOUR_DESIRED_PROJECT_DIRECTORY_PATH


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# Activating created virtual environment
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# osx/linux
source ~/YOUR_DESIRED_PROJECT_DIRECTORY_PATH/bin/activate

# windows
%USERPROFILE%\YOUR_DESIRED_PROJECT_DIRECTORY_PATH\Scripts\activate.bat

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# Deactivating current virtual environment
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# osx/linux
deactivate

# windows
%USERPROFILE%\YOUR_DESIRED_PROJECT_DIRECTORY_PATH\Scripts\deactivate.bat

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# Installing Django
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# osx/linux/windows
pip install django

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# Installing Django-REST Framework
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# osx/linux/windows
pip install djangorestframework

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# Creating new project with Django
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# osx/linux/windows
django-admin.py startproject YOUR_DESIRED_PROJECT_NAME

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# Creating new app inside your project
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# osx/linux/windows
python manage.py startapp YOUR_DESIRED_APP_NAME

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# Making a migrating
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# osx/linux/windows
python manage.py makemigrations YOUR_APP_NAME

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# Applying Migration
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# osx/linux/windows
python manage.py migrate

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# Launch Django Interactive Shell
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# osx/linux/windows
python manage.py shell

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# Running Django Development server
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# osx/linux/windows
python manage.py runserver

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# Running Django Development server, so that it can be accessible from other machine (listening on all interface)
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# osx/linux/windows
python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000