oldpyro
This is a fork of Pyrogram v1 (Last: v1.4.16) which installs the library with name oldpyro so that you can use both major versions at the same time.
- Install this only if you need both version. If you only need major version 1, use
pip install pyrogram==1.*. - Please install this before the latest
pyrogramversion so that dependencies, if conflicting, can be overwritten.
This isn't exactly the right way, but it is the only way. Also, dependencies may (and will in the future) create a problem!
Installation
PyPI
pip install oldpyro
Usage
Just change pyrogram to oldpyro in your imports. For example:
from oldpyro import Client
If you are using both clients in same file:
from oldpyro import Client as Client1
Credits
Original Author - Dan
Original Repository - pyrogram
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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