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legal-eagle-cli

v0.0.5

Published

A command-line interface for legal-eagle - tool for listing the licenses of node dependencies

Readme

Legal Eagle command line tool

This library is a wrapper on legal-eagle by Atom. It facilitates the process of creating aggregated license listing files based on package.json dependencies.

Keywords: license attribution, legal compliance, license listing, legal eagle cli

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Getting started

npm install -g legal-eagle-cli

How to

legal-eagle > licenses.json for more, help legal-eagle -h

Features

  • Raw JSON output by default (or with -o json)
  • Optional CSV output with -o csv
  • Output is sorted by default
  • Package duplicates (e.g. two versions of same package) can be easily removed with -u flag (if the license is different for multiple package versions - all of them will be listed)
  • Templated based listing generation -o template -t templates/custom.tpl (see default template: templates/default.tpl)
  • Help always within reach --help

Tip for creating aggregated license listing from multiple projects

Let's say you have multiple projects sharing the same, common libraries. You would like to create an aggregated list of dependencies with their licenses. The way to do that is just setting up new node project with npm init and installing all your projects as a dependencies to it. The legal-eagle goes recursive through dependency dependencies so at the end you will see listing of all libraries used in your project(s).

License

MIT