How Can One Download Cocoalumberjack?

I'm sold on Cocoalumberjack as an NSLog replacement. But I'm not finding any easy way to download the source. The Google Code site has all the source, but no downloads. One can clone the Mercurial repository locally, but I don't have Mercurial so the "hg" command line won't work for me. With RCS, CVS, Subversion and Git already installed on my workstation I just don't need or want one more version control system clutt开发者_StackOverflow社区ering up my box or my decision making process next time I start a new project.

I'm at the point were I'm about to copy and paste the code from the Browse section of the Google Code site which is hosting the Cocoalumberjack project, and that seems kind of silly/time consuming (although I'm guessing I could have been done with that in the amount of time it has taken me to craft this question.)

Am I missing something? Or is installing Mercurial the only way to download the project?

Thanks.

Unless someone from the project uploads an archive of the repository, yes, it appears that using the Mercurial client is the only way to get a copy of the code.

For what it's worth, if all you do is download the CLI, it won't be "cluttering up your box", unless one more folder will really do that to you. As far as I know, the CLI doesn't do anything (like running any services) unless you explicitly tell it to. You could also always uninstall it when you're done.

Looks like the current distribution is now on github, and has a link to download the repository as a zip file:

https://github.com/robbiehanson/CocoaLumberjack