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licenses-list-generator

v0.7.2

Published

Fetch licences types and texts from all dependencies (and their dependencies) from project.

Downloads

90

Readme

licenses-list-generator

Fetch licences types and copies from all dependencies (and their dependencies) from project.

Inspiration

Open Source & legal team and a massive number of manual work...

Installation

npm install licenses-list-generator --save-dev

Usage

import licensesList from 'licenses-list-generator';
const licenses = licensesList();

Live example (will create ./static/licenses.txt file which contains licenses from all dependencies used in this project):

npm run licenses

Function returns array of objects with properties:

name | type | description ---|---|--- name | string | dependency name (from package.json) path | string| path to dependency, starting from root text | string| license text (see below) type | string | license type (from package.json) version | string | module version (from package.json)

null in all cases if not found.

Function returns license information to module/project from which it is called as well.

How licenses are found and read

It is a recursive walk through dependencies from package.json (to find dependencies and all its sub-dependencies). Module is searching for files: LICENSE, LICENSE.md, LICENSE.txt, LICENCE, LICENSE.markdown, LICENSE-MIT, LICENSE.rst. Other information, like license type, name or version, comes from package.json file.

Returned array contains information related project dependencies ONLY. NOT devDependencies.

License

MIT