Nilay Gupta

hi! @mlodic since the tool seems like a standalone command, it cant be imported as a package after cloning and installing. Could you suggest some workaround for it?

That might be a bit of an overkill imo, cant we just `import subprocess` and use the shell command to directly fetch results, we could install it sipmly via the...

my bad, accidental click

okay, i understand, it makes more sense now. Installation would expensive in our case. Let's do it the way you proposed! Yes I've published a small package `key-proxy` . https://github.com/g4ze/key-proxy/tree/package_support...

referencing latest [update](https://github.com/intelowlproject/domaincheck/pull/1)

Woohoo!

hey @mlodic after importing `domaincheck`, I'm not able to access its modules or anything. Are we expected to run it as a command?

after installing the published package `pip install domaincheck-fork`:  Neither of the import are working. I'm not able to access its modules. the command `domaincheck` is functional. I might be...

there's still a slight problem with approach we are taking, domaincheck is a standalone script and we cant use its modules as it is. we need to make the functions...

referencing the proposed [fix](https://github.com/intelowlproject/domaincheck/pull/2) this works as expected, not the best solution but gets the work done.