cezaraugusto / Mklicense
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CLI tool for generating Licenses. Easily.
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mklicense 
CLI tool for generating Licenses. Easily.
Stay Tuned ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
v. 1.0 is coming!
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mklicensewill behave like an old school text-based game, to drive you to which license suits best for your project (thanks Jerod Santo for the idea). But still keeping its value as-is, behaving like a straight-to-the-point tool.
Why should I use this?
- Licenses are boring;
- Copy/paste stuff is so 1999;
- The GitHub
LICENSEgenerator doesn't necessarily includes your information inside the file; - It's busy people/beginner's friendly. It doesn't have all those flags to just install a license;
- You shouldn't trust other people to store your
LICENSEsources.LICENSEs are sensible.
Install
$ npm install -g mklicense
Usage
$ mklicense
Since its version 0.1.4, mklicense needs Node version >=4 to run properly.
Licenses included
- Unlicense
- MIT
- Apache 2.0
- MPL 2.0
- GNU LGPL 3.0
- GNU GPL 3.0
- GNU AGPL 3.0
You talk about trust. So, where are all the licenses located?
mklicense extracts licenses from http://choosealicense.com/ (which is curated by GitHub), and creates a .txt file for your desired project. I have no control over any license, which is a good thing for you and me.
License
MIT © Cezar Augusto
Note that the project description data, including the texts, logos, images, and/or trademarks,
for each open source project belongs to its rightful owner.
If you wish to add or remove any projects, please contact us at [email protected].