getsocialapi (deprecated)
This package has been renamed to getsocialapi-instagram.
getsocialapi 0.1.x was only ever installable from git
(pip install git+https://github.com/GetSocialAPI/Instagram-Scraper-API.git).
It is now published on PyPI under the new name with the import
getsocialapi_instagram.
This shim keeps old imports working:
from getsocialapi import Client # DeprecationWarning; use getsocialapi_instagram
Migrate
pip uninstall getsocialapi
pip install getsocialapi-instagram
# before
from getsocialapi import Client
from getsocialapi.exceptions import RateLimitError
# after
from getsocialapi_instagram import Client
from getsocialapi_instagram.exceptions import RateLimitError
The API is identical — only the import path changed.
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