#PyCharmSettings

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Installing Packages for Pycharm an impudence to the community!

Go to drop down menu that says PyCharm Community Edition

Click on Project:

In the list view you will see Project Interpreter

Click the version of Python you want to use.

You will see the module installed for PyCharm to use. Because it apparently doesn’t use the ones installed by Pip.

Click on the tiny plus sign on the lower left hand side of the list view with all the python modules.

User the search part to get the module you want.

Select it.

Click on the Install Package on the lower left had side of the of the form.

Wait for install.

Close the form by exiting out by clicking on the x on the upper left hand side of the form.

Your Pip module should now appear on your list view for Project Interpreter. This method of doing it sucks ass! They should leverage PIP and add the necessary config file (POM like) to the project. But this way the modules installed by PIP are not used. This is an impudence to the community!

This is the pathetic and stale link that I could get this information from and that I could make the necessary adjustments to actualized it because it was extremely stale. And hay if you have a more up to data one out there manage your content and remove the old one!

NOTE: I like using Pycharm this is why I’m so infuriated at their lack of falling back to the standards.  I should be able to say PIP Instal <thing_I_need> and done.