mcp-api-translator 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

package/LICENSING.md

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-# Licensing
-
-`mcp-api-translator` is **dual-licensed**. You may use it under **either** of the licenses below.
-
-> This document explains the licensing model in plain language. It is not legal advice, and the
-> plain-language summaries are subordinate to the actual license texts. For commercial terms, a
-> signed agreement governs.
-
-## 1. Open-source license — GNU AGPL-3.0-or-later
-
-The source code is offered under the **GNU Affero General Public License, version 3 or later**
-([LICENSE](LICENSE)). Key obligation to be aware of:
-
-- If you **modify** `mcp-api-translator` and **run it to provide a service over a network**, the
-  AGPL requires you to make the **complete corresponding source** of your modified version available
-  to the users of that service, under the AGPL.
-
-If that obligation works for you (e.g. internal use, open-source projects, or you're happy to share
-your modifications), the AGPL is free to use — no need to contact anyone.
-
-## 2. Commercial license
-
-If you **cannot or do not want to comply with the AGPL** — for example, you want to:
-
-- embed `mcp-api-translator` in a **proprietary or closed-source** product,
-- offer it as part of a **hosted/SaaS** product without releasing your modifications, or
-- receive **warranty, indemnity, or support** terms,
-
-then a separate **commercial license** is available that removes the AGPL's copyleft obligations.
-
-**To request a commercial license,** open a
-[Commercial License Inquiry](https://github.com/krishgok/mcp-api-translator/issues/new?template=commercial-license-inquiry.yml)
-issue. It only starts the conversation — you can ask to continue over private email, and no binding
-terms exist until a written agreement is signed.
-
-## 3. Generated-output exception
-
-**Code produced by running this tool is yours.**
-
-When you use `mcp-api-translator` to generate an MCP-server project, the emitted files necessarily
-contain small, standard code fragments copied from this project's templates. As an explicit,
-irrevocable exception to the AGPL:
-
-> The copyright holders grant every user an unlimited, irrevocable, royalty-free license to use,
-> modify, and distribute the **Generated Output** (including any template-derived code it contains)
-> under terms of the user's choosing. Generated Output is **not** considered a derivative work of
-> `mcp-api-translator` for the purposes of the AGPL, and the AGPL's copyleft obligations do **not**
-> extend to it.
-
-This exception applies **only** to the output of the tool. It grants no rights in
-`mcp-api-translator`'s own source code, which remains under the AGPL (Section 1) or a commercial
-license (Section 2). Running the tool as a service still falls under Section 1/2 for the tool
-itself; only the _generated project files_ are exempted.
-
-## SPDX
-
-The npm-published package declares `AGPL-3.0-or-later` in its `license` field. The commercial option
-is offered separately and is not expressed as an SPDX identifier on the public artifact.
+# Licensing
+
+`mcp-api-translator` is **dual-licensed**. You may use it under **either** of the licenses below.
+
+> This document explains the licensing model in plain language. It is not legal advice, and the
+> plain-language summaries are subordinate to the actual license texts. For commercial terms, a
+> signed agreement governs.
+
+## 1. Open-source license — GNU AGPL-3.0-or-later
+
+The source code is offered under the **GNU Affero General Public License, version 3 or later**
+([LICENSE](LICENSE)). Key obligation to be aware of:
+
+- If you **modify** `mcp-api-translator` and **run it to provide a service over a network**, the
+  AGPL requires you to make the **complete corresponding source** of your modified version available
+  to the users of that service, under the AGPL.
+
+If that obligation works for you (e.g. internal use, open-source projects, or you're happy to share
+your modifications), the AGPL is free to use — no need to contact anyone.
+
+## 2. Commercial license
+
+If you **cannot or do not want to comply with the AGPL** — for example, you want to:
+
+- embed `mcp-api-translator` in a **proprietary or closed-source** product,
+- offer it as part of a **hosted/SaaS** product without releasing your modifications, or
+- receive **warranty, indemnity, or support** terms,
+
+then a separate **commercial license** is available that removes the AGPL's copyleft obligations.
+
+**To request a commercial license,** open a
+[Commercial License Inquiry](https://github.com/krishgok/mcp-api-translator/issues/new?template=commercial-license-inquiry.yml)
+issue. It only starts the conversation — you can ask to continue over private email, and no binding
+terms exist until a written agreement is signed.
+
+## 3. Generated-output exception
+
+**Code produced by running this tool is yours.**
+
+When you use `mcp-api-translator` to generate an MCP-server project, the emitted files necessarily
+contain small, standard code fragments copied from this project's templates. As an explicit,
+irrevocable exception to the AGPL:
+
+> The copyright holders grant every user an unlimited, irrevocable, royalty-free license to use,
+> modify, and distribute the **Generated Output** (including any template-derived code it contains)
+> under terms of the user's choosing. Generated Output is **not** considered a derivative work of
+> `mcp-api-translator` for the purposes of the AGPL, and the AGPL's copyleft obligations do **not**
+> extend to it.
+
+This exception applies **only** to the output of the tool. It grants no rights in
+`mcp-api-translator`'s own source code, which remains under the AGPL (Section 1) or a commercial
+license (Section 2). Running the tool as a service still falls under Section 1/2 for the tool
+itself; only the _generated project files_ are exempted.
+
+## SPDX
+
+The npm-published package declares `AGPL-3.0-or-later` in its `license` field. The commercial option
+is offered separately and is not expressed as an SPDX identifier on the public artifact.

package/NOTICE

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-mcp-api-translator
-Copyright (c) 2026 krishgok
-
-This program is dual-licensed:
-
-  1. Under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (or later) — see LICENSE.
-  2. Under a separate commercial license — see LICENSING.md.
-
-You may use this software under the terms of either license. See LICENSING.md
-for details, including the generated-output exception (code emitted by running
-this tool is not subject to the AGPL).
-
-Redistributions in source or binary form must retain this NOTICE file alongside
-the LICENSE file.
-
-"mcp-api-translator" is the project name used by the original author. The
-licenses grant rights to use, modify, and distribute the software; they do not
-grant rights to use the project name to endorse or promote derivative works
-without prior written permission.
+mcp-api-translator
+Copyright (c) 2026 krishgok
+
+This program is dual-licensed:
+
+  1. Under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (or later) — see LICENSE.
+  2. Under a separate commercial license — see LICENSING.md.
+
+You may use this software under the terms of either license. See LICENSING.md
+for details, including the generated-output exception (code emitted by running
+this tool is not subject to the AGPL).
+
+Redistributions in source or binary form must retain this NOTICE file alongside
+the LICENSE file.
+
+"mcp-api-translator" is the project name used by the original author. The
+licenses grant rights to use, modify, and distribute the software; they do not
+grant rights to use the project name to endorse or promote derivative works
+without prior written permission.