How do I create file urls.py in folder named pages

Question

Folder 'pages' was created by me, so you shouldn't mind the name of it. Could anyone explain how to create urls.py in python if the following command in terminal is not working:
$ touch pages/urls.py
P.S. I'm working on Windows. Also created and activated virtual environment, for the time being use django framework. Don't know if that's important...
Thanks

Answer 1

Also, what terminal are you using? It seems that windows powershell does not have the touch command.
https://www.shellhacks.com/windows-touch-command-equivalent/

Answer 2

I don't know if I am missing something but you can use the pycharm editor directly to create a file?

Answer 3

Simon Sauter FF9900 ravilnicki Sandeep thanks everyone, you helped a lot🙏

Answer 4

Bob_Li Sandeep I see, thank you for the tips, I'd look at these

Answer 5

Make sure that the path is available in your virtual environment and that you have writing permissions.

Answer 6

Simon Sauter I've checked the path, and it's available

Answer 7

I don't think bash commands work in a python terminal. Use python commands instead. Like the one mentioned by FF9900 . You could also take a look at the os module.

Answer 8

I rarely use the cmd terminal to create folders and files.

It's not like you always have to do it this way.

But here is a good reference topic:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30011267/create-an-empty-file-on-the-commandline-in-windows-like-the-linux-touch-command/37756874#37756874

Answer 9

You can also try the Hyper terminal. In hyper terminal, you can run Linux commands

https://hyper.is/

Answer 10

Simon Sauter yeah, I'm using PyCharm terminal

Answer 11

You can install bash on windows if you want. A lot (most?) of "command line" tutorials use bash and not powershell -- sometimes without making this explicit.
https://www.howtogeek.com/249966/how-to-install-and-use-the-linux-bash-shell-on-windows-10/

Answer 12

FF9900 I'd check this out right away

Answer 13

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