You may install traIXroute through pip:

$ sudo pip install traixroute

To measure the performance and topologies of the internet, you also need to install scamper (https://www.caida.org/tools/measurement/scamper/), a parallel measurement utility for the internet:

$ sudo scamper-install

Your traIXroute is now ready to analyze the internet connectivity through the IXPs. You may confirm your successful install by running the --help command, which will produce the output as follows:

$ traixroute --help
usage: traixroute [-h] [-dns] [-asn] [-db] [-rule] [-u] [-m] [-o OUTPUT] [-v]
                 {probe,ripe,import} ...
    
positional arguments:
  {probe,ripe,import}
    probe               probe --help
    ripe                ripe --help
    import              import --help
    
optional arguments:
  -h, --help                show this help message and exit
  -dns, --enable-dns-print
                            Enables printing the domain name
 of each IP hop in the traceroute path.
  -asn, --enable-asn-print
                            Enables printing the ASN of
 each IP hop in the traceroute path.
      -db, --store-database
                            Enables printing the database information.
      -rule, --enable-rule-print
                            Enables printing the hit IXP detection rule(s) in the traceroute path.
      -u, --update          Updates the database with up-to-date datasets.
      -m, --merge           Exports the database to distinct files, the ixp_prefixes.txt and ixp_membership.txt.
      -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
                            Specifies the output file name to redirect the traIXroute results.
      -v, --version         show program's version number and exit