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Requirements:

  1. MacPorts

  2. mplayer

  3. BeautifulSoup (ver 4)

  4. root password for your Mac system

While not officially supported, pyxis is generic enough to install and run on a Mac OSX system with a couple tweaks.

The steps are:

Install MacPorts

Use the following guide http://www.macports.org/install.php

Install mplayer

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Open Terminal (located in your Applications->Utilities) and type the following command:

sudo port install mplayer-devel

Download BeautifulSoup from here: Beautiful Soup Ver. 4.1.1

Install BeautifulSoup by typing the following commands in Terminal:

cd ~/Downloads

tar -xzvf beautifulsoup4-4.1.1.tar.gz

cd beautifulsoup4-4.1.1

sudo python setup.py install

Download Pyxis from https://github.com/Kasuko/pyxis/tarball/master

Modify pyxis scripts to avoid “ImportError: No module named BeautifulSoup” error

Type the folowing commands in Terminal:

cd ~/Downloads

tar -xzvf Kasuko-pyxis-*.tar.gz

This will create “Kasuko-pyxis-...” directory. I suggest renaming it “pyxis” for easier access:

mv Kasuko-pyxis-... pyxis

cd pyxis/pyxis

Modify the following three python scripts

  1. ProviderCanada.py

  2. ProviderUSA.py

  3. Sirius.py

using text editor (such as vi or TextEdit) by locating and replacing “from BeautifulSoup import BeautifulSoup” with “from bs4 import BeautifulSoup”. After saving each .py script

cd ..

sudo python setup.py install

Setup pyxis

pyxis –setup

This will take you through the prompts to set your Sirius account but will probably fail while launching mplayer

Figure out where mplayer is

which mplayer

For me this was /opt/local/bin/mplayer

Edit the file ~/.config/pyxis/pyxisrc

Change the line 'command = /usr/bin/mplayer' to what ever was returned from which mplayer for example 'command = /opt/local/bin/mplayer'And that should allow you to run pyxis on Mac OSX.

Run pyxis

pyxis

You can create your own app to launch pyxis in Terminal in single step by using Apple Script EditorLaunch Applications->Utilities-AppleScript Editor.app

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Type the following into top part of the window:

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Instead of 'Howard 100' you can insert your favorite SiriusXM channel name. Save the script as an .app and now you can launch SiriusXM player with a double click without any typing.