SSH-Panel-doc-annex

This repositories is used to provide necessary dependency files and detailed descriptions of sublime text SSH panel package

It can be used in Windows x86 Windows amd64 Linux amd64 MacOS amd64 MacOS arm64. For other OS or platforms, you may need to find or compile relevant files by yourself

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Files(library)

├── py38_linux_x64 (sublime text 4+)
│	 └── dist-packages
│		├── bcrypt (3.2.0)
│		├── cffi (1.15.0)
│		├── six (1.16.0)
│		├── cryptography (36.0.1)
│		├── nacl (1.5.0)
│		└── paramiko (3.5.0)
├── py38_windows_x64 (sublime text 4+)
|	├── dist-packages
|	│	 ├── bcrypt (4.2.0)
|	│	 ├── cffi (1.17.0)
|	│	 ├── cryptography (43.0.0)
|	│	 ├── nacl (1.5.0)
|	│	 ├── paramiko (3.5.0)
|	│	 └── pycparser (2.22)
|	└── python3.dll (python3.8.6/[MSC v.1927 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32)
├─── py38_osx_x64 (sublime tet 4+)
|	 └── dist-packages
|		 ├── bcrypt (4.2.0)
|		 ├── cryptography (43.0.0)
|		 ├── cffi (1.17.0)
|		 ├── nacl (1.5.0)
|		 ├── paramiko (3.5.0)
|		 └── pycparser (2.22)
├─── py38_osx_arm64 (sublime tet 4+)
|	 └── dist-packages
|		 ├── bcrypt (4.2.0)
|		 ├── cryptography (43.0.0)
|		 ├── cffi (1.17.0)
|		 ├── nacl (1.5.0)
|		 ├── paramiko (3.5.0)
|		 └── pycparser (2.22)
├── py33_windows_x64 (sublime text 3211)
│	 └── dist-packages
│		├── asn1crypto (1.5.1)
│		├── bcrypt (3.1.3)
│		├── cffi (1.11.5)
│		├── Crypto (2.6.1)
│		├── ecdsa (0.18.0)
│		├── nacl (1.1.2)
│		├── enum (0.4.7)
│		├── six (1.16.0)
│		└── paramiko (1.18.5)
└── py33_windows_x32 (sublime text 3211)
	 └── dist-packages
		├── ecdsa (0.18.0)
		├── paramiko (0.18.5)
		├── six (0.16.0)
		└── Crypto (2.6.1)

How to use：

if Linux

• install libffi

# if Debian / Ubuntu
apt-get install libffi-dev
# if Fedora / CentOS / RHEL
sudo yum install libffi-devel
# if Arch / Manjaro `untest`
sudo pacman -S libffi
# if Opensuse `untest`
sudo zypper install libffi-devel

if MAC/Apple Silicon,need libffi

# you can install from Homebrew
brew install libffi
# Since brew does not add a default search path for downloaded files, a link is required
# link libffi.dylib to /usr/local/lib/
sudo ln -s $(brew --prefix libffi)/lib/libffi.dylib /usr/local/lib/libffi.dylib
# or link to ~/lib
# mkdir -p ~/lib
# ln -s $(brew --prefix libffi)/lib/libffi.dylib ~/lib/libffi.dylib

Due to the influence of the MacOS SIP mechanism, it may not be possible to create a link in paths such as /usr/lib. In order to enable libffi.dylib to be loaded correctly by Sublime Text, you can also use install_name_tool to replace @rapth, if the above methods fail to work ,please try the following method:

# step 1
# install libffi from Homebrew
brew install libffi
ls -al $(brew --prefix libffi)/lib/libffi.8.dylib # check install
# install Xcode Command Line Tools
xcode-select --install
xcode-select -p # check install
install_name_tool -help

# step 2
# running ssh_panel_install_dependencies command in sublime_text console

# step 3
# Locate the directory where _cffi_backend.cpython-38-darwin.so is located and enter it
cd "~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text"
cd $(dirname $(find . -name "_cffi_backend.cpython-38-darwin.so" | head -1))

# step 4
cp $(brew --prefix libffi)/lib/libffi.8.dylib .
install_name_tool -change @rpath/libffi.8.dylib @loader_path/libffi.8.dylib ./_cffi_backend.cpython-38-darwin.so

# step 5
# restart sublime text

place python dependency library

(recommend) using auto install command with ssh_panel_install_dependencies

1. After install SSH-Panel,use window.run_command('ssh_panel_install_dependencies') in console
2. Restart sublime text

manual install

1. Download the project to local
2. Select the required file and copy it to the corresponding loading path of sublime text based on your system platform and sublime text version
3. Restart sublime text

for Windows：

• copy python3.dll to sublime text installation directory (only sublime text 4+)
• copy python dependency library to Lib\python38 of user of sublime text

for Linux：

• copy python dependency library to Lib\python38 of user of sublime text