A Ruby gem to cache and verify the licenses of dependencies
Licensed
Licensed caches the licenses of dependencies and checks their status.
Licensed is available as a Ruby gem for Ruby environments, and as a self-contained executable for non-Ruby environments.
Licensed is not a complete open source license compliance solution. Please understand the important disclaimer below to make appropriate use of Licensed.
Current Status
Licensed is in active development and currently used at GitHub. See the open issues for a list of potential work.
Licensed v2
Licensed v2 includes many internal changes intended to make licensed more extensible and easier to update in the future. While not too much has changed externally, v2 is incompatible with configuration files and cached records from previous versions. Fortunately, migrating is easy using the licensed migrate command.
See CHANGELOG.md for more details on what's changed
See the migration documentation for more info on migrating to v2, or run licensed help migrate.
I've used
license-checkerand found it useful.I think we might have also used
licensedin Ruby world.A Ruby gem to cache and verify the licenses of dependencies
Licensed
Licensed caches the licenses of dependencies and checks their status.
Licensed is available as a Ruby gem for Ruby environments, and as a self-contained executable for non-Ruby environments.
Licensed is not a complete open source license compliance solution. Please understand the important disclaimer below to make appropriate use of Licensed.
Current Status
Licensed is in active development and currently used at GitHub. See the open issues for a list of potential work.
Licensed v2
Licensed v2 includes many internal changes intended to make licensed more extensible and easier to update in the future. While not too much has changed externally, v2 is incompatible with configuration files and cached records from previous versions. Fortunately, migrating is easy using the
licensed migratecommand.See CHANGELOG.md for more details on what's changed See the migration documentation for more info on migrating to v2, or run
licensed help migrate.Installation
Dependencies
Licensed…
Nice! Similarly for
pip / python: pypi.org/project/pip-licenses/ (though I haven't used it)