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MIT License
Zvelte is open-source software released under the MIT License. This permissive license allows you to use, modify, and distribute Zvelte freely in both personal and commercial projects.Use Freely
Use Zvelte in any project, personal or commercial
Modify
Modify the source code to fit your needs
Distribute
Distribute original or modified versions
License Summary
The MIT License is one of the most permissive open-source licenses. Here’s what it means for you:You can:
- Use Zvelte commercially
- Modify the source code
- Distribute your modifications
- Sublicense the software
- Use it privately
- Include the original copyright notice
- Include the license text in distributions
- Hold the authors liable for damages
- Expect warranty or support
Full License Text
The complete MIT License for Zvelte:Copyright Information
Copyright Holder: QueaxtraYear: 2025
License Type: MIT License
View on GitHub
You can view the license file directly in the Zvelte repository:View LICENSE on GitHub
See the full license text in the repository
Why MIT?
We chose the MIT License for Zvelte because:- Simplicity: The license is short and easy to understand
- Permissiveness: It allows maximum freedom for users
- Compatibility: It’s compatible with most other licenses
- Industry Standard: Widely recognized and trusted by developers and organizations
- Community Friendly: Encourages adoption and contribution
Using Zvelte in Your Project
When using Zvelte in your projects, you should:- Include Attribution: While not strictly required for CLI usage, it’s appreciated
- Respect the License: If distributing modified versions, include the license
- No Warranty: Understand that the software is provided “as is”
If you’re building a project with Zvelte, you don’t need to include the license in your final application. The license applies to Zvelte itself, not to projects you create with it.
Questions About Licensing
If you have questions about how the MIT License applies to your use case:- Review the Open Source Initiative’s MIT License page
- Check the GitHub repository for more information
- Contact the maintainers if you need clarification