Closed AviBueno closed 4 years ago
Mr Bueno, yes porting to node.js is s good idea. Feel free to go ahead.
Best,
Conrad
On Sat, 18 Jul 2020, 02:56 Avi Bueno, notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello Mr. Rider,
Thanks for a great repo. I'd like to ask if it's OK (or if there should be any issue) with me porting your code to Node.js as an alternative to forking your PHP code?
I'd like to also ask regarding the LGPL-3.0 license and the documentation in your webpage, but I'll wait for a reply first.
Hope to hear back from you.
Thanks.
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Great news! Highly appreciated!
I'm no licence expert (nor even a novice). I though I'd consult you about relaxing the licence to MIT, but maybe I'll be best to leave things as they are.
One more thing: The request params documentation that appears on http://cube.rider.biz/visualcube.php is not part of the source code, so I hope you won't mind me copying it into the future repo's README.md file.
Please let me know if any of the above is an issue, or if I have you blessing :)
Thanks again.
The API page is in the file visualcube_api.php
The LGPL license should be fine for non-commercial applications. The 'lesser' version isn't viral (as in anything that uses the library doesn't need to be GPL).
Conrad
On 18/07/2020 19:53, Avi Bueno wrote:
Great news! Highly appreciated!
I'm no licence expert (nor even a novice). I though I'd consult you about relaxing the licence to MIT, but maybe I'll be best to leave things as they are.
One more thing: The request params documentation that appears on http://cube.rider.biz/visualcube.php is not part of the source code, so I hope you won't mind me copying it into the future repo's README.md file.
Please let me know if any of the above is an issue, or if I have you blessing :)
Thanks again.
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The API page is in the file visualcube_api.php
The LGPL license should be fine for non-commercial applications. The 'lesser' version isn't viral (as in anything that uses the library doesn't need to be GPL).
Conrad
On 18/07/2020 19:53, Avi Bueno wrote:
Great news! Highly appreciated!
I'm no licence expert (nor even a novice). I though I'd consult you about relaxing the licence to MIT, but maybe I'll be best to leave things as they are.
One more thing: The request params documentation that appears on http://cube.rider.biz/visualcube.php is not part of the source code, so I hope you won't mind me copying it into the future repo's README.md file.
Please let me know if any of the above is an issue, or if I have you blessing :)
Thanks again.
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Awesome! This issue can now be closed, but I suggest to leave it open so I could update once the port to Node.js will be released.
Thanks a bunch!
So... turns out that one of the forks of this very repo, is a complete rewrite in JavaScript: https://github.com/tdecker91/visualcube
Nothing more to see here folks.. closing the lid on this issue.
Thanks for your time @Cride5 .
Hello Mr. Rider,
Thanks for a great repo. I'd like to ask if it's OK (or if there should be any issue) with me porting your code to Node.js as an alternative to forking your PHP code?
I'd like to also ask regarding the LGPL-3.0 license and the documentation in your webpage, but I'll wait for a reply first.
Hope to hear back from you.
Thanks.