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why can't i do "python manage.py migrate", i get: django.core.exceptions.ImproperlyConfigured: settings.DATABASES is improperly configured. Please supply the ENGINE value. Check settings documentation for more details.
It appears that the error message you're encountering is related to improperly configured database settings in your Django project. Ensure that you have properly configured the DATABASES setting in your Django project's settings file (settings.py). Specifically, make sure you have defined the ENGINE value for your database connection. The ENGINE value depends on the database you used. For example for PostgreSQL database it's 'django.db.backends.postgresql_psycopg2' and it varies with changes in DB.
In MongoDB Compass, you can find the option to create a new connection in the "Connect" tab. Simply click on "New Connection" and fill in the necessary details such as the connection name, host, port, and authentication credentials if required. Once filled, click "Connect" to establish the connection to your MongoDB database. Hopefully this will help.
Ensure you have installed the 'pymongo' library using 'pip install pymongo'. If the issue persists, check for typos in your import statement and verify your MongoDB connection configuration. Restart your Django server after making changes.
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why can't i do "python manage.py migrate", i get: django.core.exceptions.ImproperlyConfigured: settings.DATABASES is improperly configured. Please supply the ENGINE value. Check settings documentation for more details.
It appears that the error message you're encountering is related to improperly configured database settings in your Django project. Ensure that you have properly configured the DATABASES setting in your Django project's settings file (settings.py). Specifically, make sure you have defined the ENGINE value for your database connection.
The ENGINE value depends on the database you used. For example for PostgreSQL database it's 'django.db.backends.postgresql_psycopg2' and it varies with changes in DB.
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do we need to create a connection file for each django app?
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please tell me where will i find the new connection in the mongodb compass
In MongoDB Compass, you can find the option to create a new connection in the "Connect" tab. Simply click on "New Connection" and fill in the necessary details such as the connection name, host, port, and authentication credentials if required. Once filled, click "Connect" to establish the connection to your MongoDB database.
Hopefully this will help.
why my file not run it is showing that import pymongo is partially initialised? please solve my problem
Ensure you have installed the 'pymongo' library using 'pip install pymongo'. If the issue persists, check for typos in your import statement and verify your MongoDB connection configuration. Restart your Django server after making changes.
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Thanks you sir, and pls continue to display mongodata in django website
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Thank you very much for this video it is really very clear and simple to understand. Can you make a video on how to create a superuser
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For sure, I will create a video on this topic. But for now, you just need to run this command at the root directory in your terminal.
*‘python manage.py createsuperuser’*
It will then ask you to enter the email and password for your superuser. After adding it superuser will be successfully created.
@@CodingWithKazim Thanks i will try it.
I would also like to know how to create and authenticate a user with pymongo