Add explicit LICENSE file in the root of the project #252
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Add MIT license
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Hi @hieuvp, I hope you're doing well! Just wanted to kindly follow up on this PR when you have the chance. Let me know if there’s anything I can help clarify or improve. Thanks for your time and all the hard work you did and do for this project! |
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Hi everyone,
Based on your README and package.json files, I understand that the license for this repository is MIT. Is that correct?
This PR adds an explicit
LICENSEfile, which will clarify the project's licensing terms and allow the community to confidently fork and redistribute modified versions of the code.The copyright year is set to
2017, the year this repository was created, and the copyright holder is listed asThe Project's Authors and Contributors, in line with the comments from a previous issue.Let me know if there are any suggestions or changes required.
Thank you!
Closes #91