Quickly scan your dependencies, see what licenses they use or check in your CI that no unwanted licenses were merged.
The lookup of the summaries for every license done on https://tldrlegal.com/.
Please inform yourself in more detail about the licenses you use and do not use the provided summary as your sole information.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require --dev dominikb/composer-license-checker
Two separate commands are provided:
./composer-license-checker check
./composer-license-checker report
Use ./composer-license-checker help
to get info about general usage or use the syntax ./composer-license-checker help COMMAND_NAME
to see more information about a specific command available.
./vendor/bin/composer-license-checker check \
--allowlist MIT \ # Fail if anything but MIT license is used
--blocklist GPL \ # Fail if any dependency uses GPL
--allow dominikb/composer-license-checker # Always allow this dependency regardless of its license
vendor/bin/composer-license-checker report -p /path/to/your/project -c /path/to/composer.phar
By default, this tool assumes that "composer" is in your path and a valid command that will call Composer.
If that isn't the case, add the -c
or --composer
option with the path where to find Composer instead.
This tool comes with Composer installed as a dependency, so you may start with --composer ./vendor/bin/composer
, given that you are in this tool's root directory when executing a license check.
If this tool cannot find Composer, it will exit with status code 2, see below.
Any command returns with one of these exit codes:
composer test
Code coverage reports are output to the build
folder. See .phpunit.xml.dist
for more testing configuration.
Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
If you discover any security related issues, please email bauernfeind.dominik@gmail.com instead of using the issue tracker.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.