ttfunk safe for commercial use?Ruby gem package · License: Nonstandard AND GPL-2.0-only AND GPL-3.0-only
ttfunk is licensed under Nonstandard AND GPL-2.0-only AND GPL-3.0-only. That triggers obligations in 3 of the 5 common shipping models, so whether it is safe for you depends on how you ship.
| How you ship it | Result | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Hosted SaaS | Needs review | Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only triggers its obligations on distribution. Your distribution model is hosted SaaS, which is not distribution, so no obligation arises today. Shipping this software later — on-premises delivery, a binary, or a published library — would trigger whole-work source disclosure. / GPL-3.0-only triggers its obligations on distribution. Your distribution model is hosted SaaS, which is not distribution, so no obligation arises today. Shipping this software later — on-premises delivery, a binary, or a published library — would trigger whole-work source disclosure. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review. |
| Distributed binary / app | Obligation triggered | Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is distributed binary or application, which triggers that obligation. / GPL-3.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is distributed binary or application, which triggers that obligation. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review. |
| Delivered to customer | Obligation triggered | Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is software delivered to a customer environment, which triggers that obligation. / GPL-3.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is software delivered to a customer environment, which triggers that obligation. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review. |
| Internal use only | Needs review | Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only triggers its obligations on distribution. Your distribution model is internal use only, which is not distribution, so no obligation arises today. Shipping this software later — on-premises delivery, a binary, or a published library — would trigger whole-work source disclosure. / GPL-3.0-only triggers its obligations on distribution. Your distribution model is internal use only, which is not distribution, so no obligation arises today. Shipping this software later — on-premises delivery, a binary, or a published library — would trigger whole-work source disclosure. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review. |
| Published library | Obligation triggered | Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is a published library, which triggers that obligation. / GPL-3.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is a published library, which triggers that obligation. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review. |
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If you only use it at build time, the answer changes.
Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable appears as a dev dependency, so it is not part of the artifact you ship. Distribution-triggered obligations do not arise. Tools that emit code into your output, such as code generators, are a separate case worth checking individually. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only appears as a dev dependency, so it is not part of the artifact you ship. Distribution-triggered obligations do not arise. Tools that emit code into your output, such as code generators, are a separate case worth checking individually. / GPL-3.0-only appears as a dev dependency, so it is not part of the artifact you ship. Distribution-triggered obligations do not arise. Tools that emit code into your output, such as code generators, are a separate case worth checking individually. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review.
ttfunk is licensed under Nonstandard AND GPL-2.0-only AND GPL-3.0-only. That triggers obligations in 3 of the 5 common shipping models, so whether it is safe for you depends on how you ship.
Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only triggers its obligations on distribution. Your distribution model is hosted SaaS, which is not distribution, so no obligation arises today. Shipping this software later — on-premises delivery, a binary, or a published library — would trigger whole-work source disclosure. / GPL-3.0-only triggers its obligations on distribution. Your distribution model is hosted SaaS, which is not distribution, so no obligation arises today. Shipping this software later — on-premises delivery, a binary, or a published library — would trigger whole-work source disclosure. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review.
Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is distributed binary or application, which triggers that obligation. / GPL-3.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is distributed binary or application, which triggers that obligation. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review.
Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is software delivered to a customer environment, which triggers that obligation. / GPL-3.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is software delivered to a customer environment, which triggers that obligation. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review.
Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only triggers its obligations on distribution. Your distribution model is internal use only, which is not distribution, so no obligation arises today. Shipping this software later — on-premises delivery, a binary, or a published library — would trigger whole-work source disclosure. / GPL-3.0-only triggers its obligations on distribution. Your distribution model is internal use only, which is not distribution, so no obligation arises today. Shipping this software later — on-premises delivery, a binary, or a published library — would trigger whole-work source disclosure. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review.
Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable does not match a known license identifier. The license text needs individual review. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is a published library, which triggers that obligation. / GPL-3.0-only requires that a work incorporating it, when distributed, be licensed as a whole under the same terms with corresponding source made available. Your distribution model is a published library, which triggers that obligation. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review.
Multiple licenses apply at once. LicenseRef-lg-unreadable appears as a dev dependency, so it is not part of the artifact you ship. Distribution-triggered obligations do not arise. Tools that emit code into your output, such as code generators, are a separate case worth checking individually. / Multiple licenses apply at once. GPL-2.0-only appears as a dev dependency, so it is not part of the artifact you ship. Distribution-triggered obligations do not arise. Tools that emit code into your output, such as code generators, are a separate case worth checking individually. / GPL-3.0-only appears as a dev dependency, so it is not part of the artifact you ship. Distribution-triggered obligations do not arise. Tools that emit code into your output, such as code generators, are a separate case worth checking individually. Part of the declared expression could not be read as SPDX ("Nonstandard"), so it is not reflected above; that part still needs individual review.
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