This is a fork of the googletrans which makes the original package compatible with the latest versions of httpx, httpcore and their dependencies. This compatibility makes it possible to use httpx's newer versions than 0.13.3.
The base is taken from the feature/rpc branch of googletrans which was the last version, including pre-releases.
Comparing with PyPI, the base uses v4.0.0rc1 which was the last version on pypi, including pre-releases.
Note: I have no intention to add features or to maintain this project. This is a temporary solution to a temporary a problem, hopefully.
As the original project ended with version 4.0.0rc1 (pre-release), this fork's versioning starts from 4.0.0 (stable release).
This project is available on PyPI and can be installed using pip.
pip install googletrans-py
You can also install the project directly from this repository.
pip install git+https://github.com/StarkBotsIndustries/googletrans.git
Original Author - Suhun Han
Original Repository - googletrans
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