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Steps for adding of new libraries:

 

Step 1: Update the environment variable to reflect your Kryon Studio Python Folder

 

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Step 2: Download and extract the python library installation files to any location. (For this example, I am using dnspython which was downloaded at https://pypi.org/project/dnspython/#files)

 

Step 3: Launch a command prompt window and go to the location of the extracted python library installation files.

 

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Step 4: Install the python library by running the following command: python setup.py install (Note: if using the tar.gz file, you may need to find another command to run the installation)

 

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Step 5: Ensure that the library has been installed to the correct folder.

 

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Step 6: Relaunch your Kryon Studio and create a wizard to test importing of the new library.

 

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Step 7: Finally, check the results of your import.

 

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Hi Guys, following on from this article, you might want to add libraries via pip rather than download and install via setup.py as Mark described above.

 

To do this, open a command prompt and go to the Python folder in your Kryon Studio installation directory (typically C:Program FilesKryon StudioPython). Then run the following command:

 

python -m pip install

 

Once the install has complete you can check it is available by running:

 

python -m pip list

 

I hope this is useful, happy coding!

 

Darren

Thank you @Mark Lim​ , this is great contribution!

Thanks a lot!

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