No module named 'psrp'

[lrhazi]

Trying to figure out how to use SSH transport.... After a pip install I cannot import psrp module!

# pip install pypsrp[ssh]
...
WARNING: pypsrp 0.8.1 does not provide the extra 'ssh'
...

Trying to run this example code:

import asyncssh
import psrp

async def ssh_example():
    conn_options = asyncssh.SSHClientConnectionOptions(
        username='username',
        password='password',
    )
    conn = psrp.SSHInfo('hostname', options=conn_options)
    async with psrp.AsyncRunspacePool(conn) as rp:
        ps = psrp.AsyncPowerShell(rp)
        ps.add_script('...')
        await ps.invoke()

[jborean93]

The psrp examples are all for the pre-release version of 1.0.0 which is currently in beta. You can see the old code and documentation by going to https://github.com/jborean93/pypsrp/tree/v0.8.1, otherwise to install the pre-release do

pip install pypsrp[ssh] --pre

[alfonsrv]

The 1.0.0 version adds quite a lot of dependencies. Is that the reason it's still in beta or will it that stay unchanged?

[jborean93]

Here are the list of dependencies

• cryptography - already a dep
• pyspnego - already a dep
• • httpx - replacement for requests on the psrp namespace
• httpcore - only to pin the major version, is already a dep of httpx
• psrpcore - moved a lot of the PSRP logic to a common library
• requests - only for pypsrp namespace, backwards compatibility
• dataclasses - only for Python 3.6 which will probably be dropped before the final release
• typing_extensions - only for Python 3.6

So in reality there's only really 2-3 deps that are new, psrpcore and httpx/httpcore. Apart from the last 2 this will stay unchanged and requests might be dropped at some point in the future (v2) but this is going to stay the same.

[alfonsrv]

Alright. Any chance to add a Become-like functionality?

[jborean93]

For now it's not in the plans but that doesn't mean it won't be added in the future. I've got to focus on getting the beta into a more stable state first.

[alfonsrv]

Any way to help?

[jborean93]

At this point you can try and test it out and let me know of any bugs you come across. I'm hoping to revisit this in the coming weeks and make it a bit more release ready.