<commit_before>Gwilio
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Host your own Twilio clone for free.  All you need to do is create a Gwilio server using a gmail address, and then define behavior for how to respond to SMS messages to that gmail address (Gwilio uses the SMS to email gateways provided by ISPs).

Installation
------------

``` bash
pip install pygmail
pip install Gwilio<commit_msg>updated readme again<commit_after>Gwilio
======

Host your own Twilio clone for free.  All you need to do is create a Gwilio server using a gmail address, and then define behavior for how to respond to SMS messages to that gmail address (Gwilio uses the SMS to email gateways provided by ISPs).

Installation
------------

``` bash
pip install requests
pip install pygmail
pip install Gwilio
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