Is there a list of python library names in JMP18.0.0?

[#1]

I know it is possible to see a list of installed python libraries for JMP

jmputils.jpip('list')

But I would like to know the list of uninstalled python libraries that JMP software already includes
For example I want JMP python to copy the result to the paste board and whether it wants to be installed 

it can't

jmputils.jpip('install','pyperclip')

Thanks Experts!

[#2]

What do you mean by uninstalled python libraries?

[#3]

[#4]

The only 'installed' libraries are the standard libraries distributed with a stock Python.org Python 3.11.x minus a select few that may not play well within the embedded environment.  These most notably: venv, and tkinter.  And a few trivial ones like turtle and hello.

Everything shipped with JMP is 'installed'.  Any third party packages outside of the Python.org standard library need to be installed by the user.

When you run the jpip install, what messages do you get from the log?  On my Mac laptop everything installed just fine as show by the log output below.  After which import pyperclip ran successfully.

import jmp 
from jmputils import jpip

jpip('install','pyperclip')
/*:

Collecting pyperclip
  Downloading pyperclip-1.9.0.tar.gz (20 kB)
  Preparing metadata (setup.py): started
  Preparing metadata (setup.py): finished with status 'done'
Building wheels for collected packages: pyperclip
  Building wheel for pyperclip (setup.py): started
  Building wheel for pyperclip (setup.py): finished with status 'done'
  Created wheel for pyperclip: filename=pyperclip-1.9.0-py3-none-any.whl size=11002 sha256=5a1a6570a19613698944bc6999196a2ea39ec392db7f72942179f5538f1debc9
  Stored in directory: /Users/_my_user_id_/Library/Caches/pip/wheels/e8/e7/56/591cb88ba1783b38c40d584026e766aac9c3a048e34128ce8b
Successfully built pyperclip
Installing collected packages: pyperclip
Successfully installed pyperclip-1.9.0

The jmputils.jpip() is strictly a wrapper around Python's pip routine.  We are not running any curated library of packages.  I would check the log messages for network connection issues, permission issues, or build issues.  If a package actually needs compilation, you also have to have a build environment on your machine such as Visual Studio or Xcode.

[#5]

Thanks Experts!

win10

[#6]

The _socket error is Windows specific and due to a wrong assumption I made regarding the layout of the files installed.  It is Windows specific and is fixed in 18.1.  While the embedded Python environment finds the _socket.pyd file just fine where it is located, the setuptools process assumes that the .pyd files will be found within a DLLs/ directory.  

In 18.1,  I have created a DLLs subdirectoy, and moved the .pyd files and 4 Python specific DLLs from the JMP.exe directory to the DLLs/ directory.  Those 4 dlls being libcrypto-3.dll, libffi-9.dll, libssl-3.dll and sqlite3.dll. 

The workaround to try for 18.0, 18.0.1 is to shutdown JMP, create the DLLs/ subdirectory in the directory that contains JMP.exe, then move the .pyd files and the 4 aforementioned dlls into the DLLs subdirectory.  ( and of course restart JMP afterwards ).

Assuming JMP is installed in c:\Program Files\JMP\JMP\18

Exit JMP

make the directory c:\Program Files\JMP\JMP\18\DLLs

Move *.pyd to c:\Program Files\JMP\JMP\18\DLLs

Move libcrypto-3.dll, libffi-9.dll, libssl-3.dll and sqlite3.dll to c:\Program Files\JMP\JMP\18\DLLs

Restart JMP

That should fix the issue.  And JMP Python Integration finds the pyd files just fine located within the DLLs directory.

[#7]

OK、Thanks Experts!

libffi-8.dll