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Opened Jan 31, 2019 by Nikhil Jha@njha

Add to Homebrew (Package Manager)

Ring should be available on Homebrew, the package manager of choice for most MacOS Developers, as a cask. That way Mac users can install Jami with brew cask install jami.

In theory the entire formula should be...

cask 'jami' do
  version 'CURRENT_VERSION_GOES_HERE'
  sha256 'SHA256_HASH_GOES_HERE'

  url 'https://dl.ring.cx/mac_osx/ring-nightly.dmg'
  appcast 'https://LINK_TO_YOUR_APPCAST.XML_FROM_SPARKLE'
  name 'Jami'
  homepage 'https://jami.net/'

  depends_on macos: '>= :yosemite'

  app 'Jami.app'
end

... but I'm not sure exactly how your versioning is setup, and where your appcast.xml is hosted.

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Reference: savoirfairelinux/ring-client-macosx#198