@laudio/licenser

Licenser

Automatically include licenses on the top of every source file. This is used in all Laudio repositories to ensure that each file has a license header.

Usage

The License is passed via a file which can be set using the -l flag.

$ licenser -l /path/to/LICENSE

By default, the LICENSE file in the current working directory is searched for.

A default license is used if the -l flag is not specified and the working directory does not contain a LICENSE file.

© Laudio, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

This file contains proprietary and confidential source
code. Unauthorized copying of this file, via any
medium is strictly prohibited.

® 2018 Laudio is a registered trademark of Laudio, Inc.

Migration to a New License

Use -m flag to migrate to a new license.

$ licenser -l /path/to/LICENSE -m /path/to/new/license

This reads - Migrate the license specified by -l to license specified by -m.

Dry Run

Add the -d flag for a dry run.

$ licenser -l /path/to/LICENSE -d

Installation

Pre-built binaries for Linux, MacOS and Windows are available under the bin/ directory.

Binaries can be regenerated for all platforms by running make.

Provide a platform to make for building for a specific platform. For example, to create a Linux binary:

$ make linux

Similarly, use make darwin and make windows for MacOS and Windows platforms.

Manual Installation

If you have Go installed, run the following command to get a binary in your $GOPATH/bin/ directory:

$ go install .