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Kademi / keditor

KEditor is a jQuery plugin which provides a content editor with drag n drop, configurable contents
http://kademi.github.io/keditor/
MIT License
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License Query #280

Open soulehshaikh99 opened 1 year ago

soulehshaikh99 commented 1 year ago

Since you are using ckeditor 4 in your project which is a GPL license, how are you licensing your library as MIT? Can I use keditor in a commercial project? Is my understanding correct?

vinumweb commented 1 year ago

Yeah so short answer no. You need to follow the CKEDITOR license. It is not legal for the author of KEditor to put KEditor as a MIT license.

Im currently trying to figure out how to change it to Quill or editor.js

bradmac commented 1 year ago

Im currently trying to figure out how to change it to Quill or editor.js

Sounds great!

StevieDC commented 9 months ago

Yeah so short answer no. You need to follow the CKEDITOR license. It is not legal for the author of KEditor to put KEditor as a MIT license.

Im currently trying to figure out how to change it to Quill or editor.js

Any joy?

vinumweb commented 9 months ago

Yeah so short answer no. You need to follow the CKEDITOR license. It is not legal for the author of KEditor to put KEditor as a MIT license. Im currently trying to figure out how to change it to Quill or editor.js

Any joy?

Sorry what?

StevieDC commented 9 months ago

Changing it to use Quill or editor.js

I'm having a look at using editor.js

vinumweb commented 9 months ago

Yeah i ended up just not using keditor...

StevieDC commented 9 months ago

Yeah i ended up just not using keditor...

Ah, right. Can I ask what you used instead?

vinumweb commented 9 months ago

So, at the time i was using PHP for building my clients websites. Afterwards i switched to Nuxt 3, and have no idea how i would ever build a website editor that would work with Nuxt. So i basically gave up... I just think there are so many tools out already, and you will never be able to compete with them.

StevieDC commented 9 months ago

So, at the time i was using PHP for building my clients websites. Afterwards i switched to Nuxt 3, and have no idea how i would ever build a website editor that would work with Nuxt. So i basically gave up... I just think there are so many tools out already, and you will never be able to compete with them.

Yeh, true. I need a website editor on my site. A site that probably won't make a profit for a long time. Can't afford to shell out for a CKeditor licence. I'll persevere with trying to use editor.js for a while. Cheers.