How to add Python Modules to Sublime Text 3

[SpekKas]

So I’ve recently switched from Windows 10 to Debian and one of my hobbies is programming so I decided that I was going to make my first bigger project. The next day I find everything I will need, download Sublime Text 3 and make a plan for the project. The next day I want to start coding, but then I realise that I have no idea how to add Python Modules. Ffw 2 days and I still don’t know how to do it. Please if you can help.

[addons_zz]

You have to manually install/port modules to Python 3.3. If you are beginning to Sublime Text, I would suggest you to read this first:

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You can find a list of available dependencies here:

wbond/package_control_channel/blob/master/repository/dependencies.json

[wbond]

Is your project to build a Sublime Text plugin, or are you looking for advice on how to manage packages for a project written in Python that is not a Sublime Text plugin?