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Installation on MacOSX
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.. note::
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This method has only been tested on Mac OSX 10.6 Snow Leopard 64-bit.
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For versions prior to 10.6 or 10.6 32-bit, you have to install the
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components yourself. We suggest using
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`homebrew <http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew/>`_ to do that.
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For Mac OS X 10.6 and later, we provide a Kivy.app with all dependencies
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bundled. Download it from our google code project page. It comes as a .dmg
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file that contains:
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* Kivy.app
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* Readme.txt
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* An Examples folder
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* A script to install a `kivy` command for shell usage
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To install Kivy, you must:
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1. Download the latest version from http://kivy.org/#downloads
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2. Double-click to open it
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3. Drag the Kivy.app into your Applications folder
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4. Make sure to read the Readme.txt
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Start any Kivy Application
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You can run any Kivy application by simply dragging the application's main file
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onto the Kivy.app icon. Just try with any python file in the examples folder.
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Start from Command Line
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-----------------------
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If you want to use Kivy from the command line, double-click the ``Make Symlinks`` script
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after you dragged the Kivy.app into the Applications folder. To test if it worked:
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#. Open Terminal.app and run ``kivy``. You should get a Python prompt.
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#. In there, enter import kivy. If it just goes to the next line without errors, it worked.
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#. Running any Kivy application from the command line is now simply a matter
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of executing a command like the following: ``kivy yourapplication.py``
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