Adding to the Windows and macOS package managers

[Foadsf]

I just checked the Repology page of Antimony, there are some Linux distros (Arch/AUR, Fedora and nixOS) which have the app but no macOS or Windows ones. It would be a great help if you could make the HomeBrew and Chocolaty formulas at least.

P.S. If I'm not mistaken nix package manager is extendable to macOS too.

[ComFreek]

As Chocolatey (understandably) only deals with pre-built software, someone would need to host Windows binaries of Antimony.

Would it be possible to include Windows binaries on the release page?
I know this would complicate the build process which is currently done manually as it seems. Hence, I'd suggest also integrating continuous integration/builds on Travis CI (for *nix) and AppVeyor (for Windows).

[Foadsf]

Chocolatey, is not the only package manager on Windows. There are also Scoop, OneGet / NuGet, Npackd, win-get, WAPT. If I'm not mistaken Scoop tries to a be a replica of HomeBrew on Windows, hence should be able to compile from source I guess. There is also the Zero Install which is kind of a cross platform app store, very convenient for average user.

[mkeeter]

I don't have the time to support five+ Windows package managers, especially because I'm developing on a Mac. If folks would like to volunteer to set up CI, I'd be happy to add you as a collaborator to this repo.

[ComFreek]

I started working on an AppVeyor integration in my fork: https://github.com/ComFreek/antimony/tree/appveyor-build. Currently, I do not have much time to spare, so feel free to build upon it and complete it independently 😄

Note: There is a preinstalled Boost in C:\Libraries\boost_1_67_0 in the default AppVeyor VM images. I am not sure whether it contains its libraries built with Python support (which Antimony requires).