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To download (or upload) your Django app (blogapi) to your PythonAnywhere account, the steps depend on where your code currently is (e.g., on your computer or a remote server).
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ws a Linux terminal (00:26 ~ $ ls), it looks like you are already in a shell (perhaps local or remote).
Below are two common cases — choose the one that fits you 👇
🧩 CASE 1: You are already inside PythonAnywhere
If this ls output is inside PythonAnywhere, and you want to download your blogapi folder to your local PC, run:
✅ Option A — Create a zip file and download via browser
zip -r blogapi.zip blogapi
Then in the PythonAnywhere Dashboard, go to the Files tab → navigate to your home directory → click blogapi.zip → it will download directly.
🧩 CASE 2: You are on your local computer and want to upload blogapi to PythonAnywhere
If this terminal is on your local machine, follow these steps:
1. Zip your project
zip -r blogapi.zip blogapi
2. Open PythonAnywhere
Log in → Files tab → click Upload a file
Upload your
blogapi.zip.
3. Unzip it inside PythonAnywhere console
Once uploaded, open a Bash console in PythonAnywhere and run:
unzip blogapi.zip
🚀 (Optional) Deploy the Django app on PythonAnywhere
After the upload/unzip:
pen the Web tab.
Create a new web app → choose Manual configuration → Python 3.x.
Set the source code path to where your
blogapidirectory is.Set the WSGI file to point to your Django
wsgi.py, e.g.:import sys path = '/home/yourusername/blogapi' if path not in sys.path: sys.path.append(path) from django.core.wsgi import get_wsgi_application application = get_wsgi_application()In the Bash console, set up the virtual environment and dependencies:
python3 -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate pip install django djangorestframework pip install -r requirements.txt # if you have one python manage.py migrate python manage.py collectstaticGo back to the Web tab → click Reload.
Your app should now be live at
👉 https://yourusername.pythonanywhere.com