If you’re using Python 3.10 and your old code relies on googleapiclient, you can continue to use it, as it is compatible with Python 3. However, it’s worth noting that googleapiclient is part of the google-api-python-client library, which is still actively maintained.

To install the library, you can use pip:

pip install google-api-python-client  

If you’re looking for alternatives or more modern approaches, consider using the following libraries depending on your needs:

1. Google API Client Library for Python: This is the same library (google-api-python-client) but ensures you have the latest version.

2. Google Auth Library: If your application requires authentication, you might want to use the google-auth library alongside google-api-python-client.

   pip install google-auth google-auth-oauthlib google-auth-httplib2  

3. gspread: If you’re specifically working with Google Sheets, gspread is a popular library that simplifies interactions with Google Sheets.

   pip install gspread  

4. Google Cloud Client Libraries: If you’re working with specific Google Cloud services (like Storage, BigQuery, etc.), consider using the dedicated client libraries for those services.