GoogleCL is a command-line client to Google services that was released recently. It should appeal to Web geeks, many of whom, in my non-scientific observation, are Mac users.
GoogleCL documentation suggest you use MacPorts to install it on Mac.
Now, I have to admit - it really pisses me off when people talk about installing simple Unix utilities on Mac using MacPorts (or Fink or that new kid on the block called HomeBrew). People, Mac OS-X 10.5 and up is a POSIX Unix system! If you have Dev Tools installed, and Terminal does not scare you, you should not need a crappy thing like MacPorts to install a simple unix utility like Git, SVN or GoogleCL. If you can not install them as you would install on most Unix systems, MacPorts will probably fail you too, so no need to pile garbage on your shiny Mac.
If you don't have DevTools installed on your Mac, stop calling yourself a Mac geek until you go to http://developer.apple.com/, download and install Dev Tools.
The pre-requisites to GoogleCL are Python 2.5+ and Gdata Python Client Library. OS-X versions 10.5 and 10.6 have proper Python version pre-installed. Installaltion of the rest is as easy as:
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