LicenseRec

Runs on Linux, self-hosted, Web.

LicenseRec is ranked #17 of 28 in open source license compliance software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, Self-hosted, Web.

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Purpose: LicenseRec helps developers analyze open-source license compliance and choose a license for their projects.
Dependency analysis: It analyzes project code and direct and indirect dependencies for license compatibility.
Python support: For Python, it resolves dependencies to specific package versions using requirements.txt, setup.py, and import statements.
Java and JavaScript support: Java and JavaScript projects are supported for direct dependency checks only.
Conflict detection: It checks for incompatibilities between the project license and component licenses, and between licenses of project components.
Remediation: For incompatible dependencies, it can suggest changes such as migration, upgrades, downgrades, or removal using constraint solving.
License recommendations: An interactive wizard guides license choice based on open-source style, business model, and community development.
Deployment: The project can be installed with Docker or manually; the repository points to deployment instructions in DEPLOY.md.
Data currency: The repository says its PyPI dependency and license data is current to June 19, 2024, while its Java and JavaScript data is from Libraries.io as of October 2022.
License: LicenseRec is licensed under MulanPubL-2.0.

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