Closed jacobp100 closed 6 years ago
Yes I can so that
On Sat, Jun 2, 2018, 5:36 AM Jacob Parker notifications@github.com wrote:
I'm working on a project https://github.com/jacobp100/react-image-export that will be implementing framing like this. The gist is it renders react native apps to images without a simulator.
I wanted to add a component so somebody could frame the screenshot, and then use other react native components to annotate it (screenshot titles etc.) You can see a gist here https://github.com/jacobp100/react-image-export/blob/master/packages/integration/index.snap.js
To do this, it would be really handy to use your frames.json file. However, the GPL license will make it hard for people to use this project. Would it be possible to re-licence this file with a permissive license like MIT?
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@jacobp100 you should be good to go!
Thanks a lot! 🙏
Just to clarify, is deviceframe-frames
just reusing Facebook's licence? I think it'll be easier to just use this repo so stuff is in sync 😀
I searched and searched for Facebook's license on their frames and couldn't find anything.
The repo is separate to prevent unnecessary clutter. Not every frame is required for any particular person's needs.
I'm working on a project that will be implementing framing like this. The gist is it renders react native apps to images without a simulator.
I wanted to add a
<Frame>
component so somebody could frame the screenshot, and then use other react native components to annotate it (screenshot titles etc.) You can see a gist hereTo do this, it would be really handy to use your
frames.json
anddevice-dimensions.json
files. However, the GPL license will make it hard for people to use this project. Would it be possible to re-licence this file with a permissive license like MIT?