PyCharm supports specialised project types with the option to use the Jinja2 and Chameleon template languages as well as one of the available backends as part of its support for the pyramid. PyCharm automatically creates a specific run/debug configuration for launching a Pyramid server when a new Pyramid project is started. The gutter icons can also be used to switch between views and layouts. PyCharm provides assistance with code resolution and completion.

In order to create a new Pyramid project on PyCharm, you can follow through the given steps.

Step 1: Select File -> New Project from the main menu, or you can also select the New Project button on the Welcome screen. It will open the New Project dialogue box.  Click on Pyramid and the following window will appear.

Step 2: Configure the Pyramid environment for your new Pyramid project by giving the location and selecting either a new interpreter or opting for a previously configured one. You can also choose your Project Name, Template language, and Backend by clicking onthe  More Settings icon.

Step 3: Once you are done setting everything up, click on Create button.

If you select to open your project in a new PyCharm window, Pyramid and its dependencies are installed by PyCharm together with a project, which you may examine in the Project tool window. PyCharm also creates a specific directory structure. Any file in the project directory should be opened.