HEADS UP !
This is not actually a new release, but a final one on pypi.
Pypi has proven to be anti free speech. Hence, you're not gonna see any more updates to this module on here. I keep updating the module on https://git.ksol.io, in fact there are already a couple new versions released ever since 1.0.5.
For future updates, you'll have to update your module source. For more information, see the updated README
Let's keep things free and decentralized.
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