Add installation instructions to README

[jglovier]

Could you add installations instructions to the README?

[mhankosky]

You need to have Xcode on your computer. Once you have Xcode, simply clone the GIT or download a archive from github Into your computer and the. Simply run the project in Xcode.

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[AkdM]

Yes I'll add some instructions and a .app for non-developers soon :)

[AkdM]

@zachfeldman did it before me. Thanks to him! I've merged his PR and added a .zip release.

Thanks!

[zachfeldman]

👍 😎

[jglovier]

So I guess what I'm actually looking for is a way to install this as an app without having to run it in Xcode. I'm a developer, and I have Xcode, and I know how to run apps in it. But it'd be super cool to be able to use this like any other app without spinning up Xcode.

I.e. maybe you could export the install package and host it on Dropbox and drop a link in the Readme?

[jglovier]

@zachfeldman did it before me. Thanks to him! I've merged his PR and added a .zip release.

Derp, didn't even see this comment. 😊

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