Installing ChannelWorm vs channelworm

[rgerkin]

Both the main ChannelWorm directory and the channelworm subdirectory each have setup.py files. Is a user supposed to install both of them? It would be more conventional for the content of the channelworm setup.py file to be merged with the content of the ChannelWorm setup.py file and then just let ChannelWorm setup.py handle all installation.

[VahidGh]

The ChannelWorm setup.py already calls setup.py file from channelworm. For those who just need to work with the Django app, setup.py from channelworm would be enough. It's possible to merge them, especially, for the testing procedure case.

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