Grab the source. To install run:
python setup.py installor do:
python setup.py --helpfor other options.
The RPM is built for a python 2.5 installation. If you have a different version of python, use the bdist_rpm target for the source install.
Run the installer. The port is experimental. It probably only works with python 2.3 or newer. The code should work, but there may be issues with the commands not being in the default path. Additionally, it may not be able to find the correct modules unless you invoke it from the python interpreter. Which is to say, the .py association may not work properly. I'd like to hear whether or not this works for people.
OS X does not ship with Berkeley DB or the python bindings. The easiest way to get it running is to install the _bsddb extension from pythonmac. If you are running 10.4, you will also need the TigerPython23Compat package from the same place.
Alternatively, you can use the python installer from python.org, which has the proper support built in, or you can pull the python build from fink.
Otherwise, follow the source install instructions.
It is highly recommended that you install psyco. Codeville will automatically take advantage of it and run much faster.
This is located at cdv://codeville.org/codeville/devel. Use the username 'anonymous' and a blank password for read-only access.
You will need python >= 2.3 along with Berkeley DB >= 4.1.