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Also, there are several tools that can aid you in evaluating the current licensing of the libraries and dependencies that are being used within your project, for compliance. Here are a few examples of such software (no particular order):
Ok, I feel a 'little' silly, I've been going through your code base and now realise you have indeed specified licensing within the various package.json files, you just haven't provided explicit/externalised LICENSE files (that's what I was looking for and what I believe Github will read from for license reference on your dashboard).
If you do feel like creating explicit license files, that would be great, else I think my query has been answered 🙏🏾
Awesome project btw, thank you.
Just wondering which open-source license is, or would, your code base be under? You do not specify a
LICENSE
file at the root of your project.May we assume that your source code not being private suggests that it may be used, freely, elsewhere?
If so, might I suggest you choose a license from the list found here?
You could simply copy and paste a suitable license from https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit.
Also, there are several tools that can aid you in evaluating the current licensing of the libraries and dependencies that are being used within your project, for compliance. Here are a few examples of such software (no particular order):
https://github.com/lirantal/licenseye
https://github.com/mwittig/npm-license-crawler
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