How to install packages via nimble on a machine without internet

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How to install packages via nimble on a machine without internet

Cool! Will try that.

How to install packages via nimble on a machine without internet

That might work, as long as you copy nimbleDir to the right path or pass the path when compiling (`nim c --NimblePath: `)

How to install packages via nimble on a machine without internet

Thanks for the info. I guess that's what I'll do: I'll copy all the packages from a connected machine to the air-gapped one and then install the stuff there. But this brings me to an idea: Could I just do a `nimble install ` on a connected machine and then copy everything (with caches and else)

How to install packages via nimble on a machine without internet

Unfortunately Nimble does not have a concept of "tarball" packages like most languages, making it difficult to distribute or preserve the package ecosystem. You might be interested in

How to install packages via nimble on a machine without internet

Have a look at this: Basically, clone the package (and the dependencies), move them to a usb stick to get it on the air-gapped system, then run `nimble install` in the folders. You'll probably need to start from the lowest dependenc

How to install packages via nimble on a machine without internet

I want get back into Nim and pick up an old project I had developed 18 months ago. I'd like to use nimlsp now, but I develop on an air-gapped network (no Internet access). How can I install a package (like nimlsp) via nimble _without_ internet access?