Of course, YMMV, but I hope that at least helps get you on your way.
Assuming you have all of the other dependencies, it should build OK. Fetch the latest version of Mercurial and build it.For example, ln -s rst2html.py rst2html inside your /usr/local/bin or ~/bin directory. Create a symbolic link in your PATH from the rst2html.py you just placed there to rst2html.Copy docutils/rst2html.py to somewhere in your PATH (e.g., /usr/local/bin/rst2html.py or ~/bin/rst2html.py).In the docutils directory, run python setup.py install (for a global installation) or python setup.py install -home ~ (for a home installation).
#Install docutils for mac download#
First, go to the docutils website and download the docutils snapshot as well as the docutils sandbox snapshot.Meanwhile, here are some steps that will hopefully get you (the UNIX or Mac/OS X user) moving in the right direction. Things should get substantially simpler if and when docutils starts including rst2man as part of their standard distribution (however, you'll probably still have to make the simlinks unless Mercurial's installer is able to call the rst scripts with their. So it's no surprise that yet-another-Python-related-adventure is yet-another-Python-related-headache. You'll have to make sure you have the included rst2html.py tool accessible in your PATH as rst2html.You'll have to make sure you have the new rst2man.py tool accessible in your PATH as rst2man.