setting-enviroment.md

@@ -23,32 +23,44 @@ pip through this link [Pip Installation](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installin
 
 Setting up a venv is a lot straightforward, all we need to do is run a few commands at a terminal console.
 
+We need to go to the project folder.
+  >`cd <PROJECT DIRECTORY>`
+
+Then we create a folder named "venv".
+  >`mkdir venv`
+
+Now we setup a virtual environment with this command.
+  >`python3 -m venv /venv`
+
+And activate it.
+  >`source venv/bin/activate`
+(After running this command you will see in the terminal that at the start of the line is a (venv), this mean that all you run from now will be applied only into this virtual environment) 
 
 ## Installing virtual environment
 
-With all the pre steps finished, you can continue with the installation of the virtual enviroment
+With all the pre steps finished, you can continue with the installation of the virtual environment.
 <br><br>
 On the terminal type 
-> pip install pipenv
+> pip3 install pipenv
 
-* The command will install the pipenv library to manage the virtual enviroments on your machine
+* The command will install the pipenv library to manage the virtual environments on your machine.
 
 <br><br>
-Going to the project folder you must type
+Going to the project folder you must type:
 > pipenv install
 
-* It will install all the required dependencies in the project
+* It will install all the required dependencies in the project using as parameter the Pipfile in the root of the project directory. 
 
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 ## PyCharm
 
-If the virtual enviroment was not already set by the IDE, you must configure it to run the project.
+If the virtual environment was not already set by the IDE, you must configure it to run the project.
 1. Opening the IDE you can use the shortcut `ctrl + alt + s` to open the project settings
 2. Once popped up on the screen, open the `Project: Desastres` tab
 3. Select `Project Interpreter` 
-4. On the right side of the path to the current virtual enviroment or the '<No interpreter>' field, click on the engine and `Add...`
-5. Select the `Existing enviroment` radio button
-6. On the right side of "<No interpreter>" or the old path of the enviroment, select the `...` button and chose the path to the interpreter
+4. On the right side of the path to the current virtual environment or the '<No interpreter>' field, click on the engine and `Add...`
+5. Select the `Existing environment` radio button
+6. On the right side of "<No interpreter>" or the old path of the environment, select the `...` button and chose the path to the interpreter
 
 Tip: The interpreter probably is inside the `.virtualenvs` folder created on your user profile