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]

• You should read through examples about python from
  • scripting index
  • Scripting Guide
• view the posts/presentations by Paul. Here are few
  • JMP18: Python: jmp.Datatable: HowTo get column names without converting to pandas dataframe 
  • Developer Tutorial: New Python Integration and Scripting Capabilities in JMP 18 
• and maybe watch scripters club presentation
  Scripters Club Recording: Running Python Code within JSL 

There are also some example scripts you can find from JMP installation folder

[#3]

Thanks!

I have seen these, but my ability to read English is limited, and have only tried the following similar methods, but none of them succeeded.

So I had to turn to the experts again.Thank you very much!

Python Submit("\[
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import sys
 
# adding folder with python code to the system path, then import ZIG0
sys.path.insert(1, mypath)
from ZIG0 import zigmain
 
zigmain(filepath)
 
]\");

I just need to call python through JSL. 

[#4]

Adding a path to sys.path should only be necessary if the Python code lies in a different directory than the executing JSL file.  And if you used either Python Install Packages() or jmputils.jpip() to install ZIG0, then that package should be within the JMP specific site-packages/ folder.  During script execution, (JSL or Python) JMP changes its current working directory to the directory of the script file.  So other JSL or .py files should be able to found without any issues if they are in the same location.  I'm not familiar with ZIG0, if ZIG0 is just ZIG0.py, make sure it is in the same directory as the .JSL script..