rig-play 0.8.0 → 1.1.0

package/NOTICE.md

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 ## Spine Runtimes
 
-This project depends on `@esotericsoftware/spine-core`, part of the
-[Spine Runtimes](https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes),
-Copyright (c) 2013-2025 Esoteric Software LLC, licensed under the
-[Spine Runtimes License Agreement](https://esotericsoftware.com/spine-runtimes-license).
-
-Key obligation that propagates to users of this project: integration of the Spine
-Runtimes into software (including via this renderer) is permitted **provided that each
-user of the resulting product obtains their own Spine Editor license**, and any
-redistribution includes the Spine Runtimes license and copyright notice.
-
-`@esotericsoftware/spine-webgl`, the official WebGL runtime, is part of the same
-Spine Runtimes and carries the same licence. It is a **development-only
-dependency of this repository** and is never shipped: the pixel oracle draws the
-same skeleton with it and diffs the two pictures (`tests/oracle.spec.ts`), and
-the benchmark page puts the two runtimes side by side (`bench/`). It appears in
-`devDependencies` only — not in `dependencies`, not in `peerDependencies` — and
-`tests/package.spec.ts` asserts that nothing the published package contains so
-much as names it, so installing `spine-html` never brings a second runtime with
-it.
+**The published package links nothing from Esoteric Software.** An install of
+`rig-play` (or of `spine-html`, the same files under the name the package first
+shipped as) carries one JavaScript module, `dist/index.js`, plus type
+declarations, and that module bundles two things: the renderer, and
+`rig-c/core` (MIT), rigc's own posing core, which poses the compiled model
+document `rigc build` writes. No part of the
+[Spine Runtimes](https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes) is in it,
+imported by it, or required beside it.
+
+**This repository links no Spine runtime either**, since #63.
+`@esotericsoftware/spine-core` and `@esotericsoftware/spine-webgl` are not
+dependencies of any kind — not `dependencies`, not `peerDependencies`, not
+`devDependencies` — and no lockfile entry names them. The test suite and the
+benchmark compare the package's two render modes with each other; the poses
+are rig-c's, held to the Spine runtime by rig-c's own CI, not here.
+`tests/package.spec.ts` asserts all of that, and that nothing the published
+package contains names an `@esotericsoftware/` package.
+
+One thing in this repository is Spine data, and it is worth stating where it
+sits. `rigc build`, which `scripts/fetch-assets.sh` runs to make the fixtures,
+writes **Spine skeleton data** (`skeleton.json` and `skeleton.atlas`) beside
+each model document, into the gitignored `public/rigs/`. Nothing here reads
+it, and it is neither committed nor published.
+
+### What that means, as a chain of facts
+
+rig-play's own code is MIT (see `LICENSE`). The following is a restatement of
+Esoteric Software's terms, not a licence term of this project:
+
+1. rigc writes two things side by side: the model document this package plays,
+   and Spine skeleton data.
+2. A product that plays that Spine data with **a Spine Runtime** has integrated
+   the Spine Runtimes, licensed under the
+   [Spine Runtimes License Agreement](https://esotericsoftware.com/spine-runtimes-license).
+3. That licence permits integration **under the terms and conditions of
+   Section 2 of the
+   [Spine Editor License Agreement](https://esotericsoftware.com/spine-editor-license)**,
+   or otherwise **provided that each user of the Products obtains their own
+   Spine Editor license** and any redistribution of the Products includes the
+   licence and copyright notice — the two routes, in its words.
+4. Playing the model document with this package integrates no Spine runtime,
+   because the package links none.
+
+> **What a consumer does with rigc's Spine-format output is governed by
+> Esoteric Software's terms**, not by this package — rig-play neither adds those
+> terms nor removes them.
 
 ## Example assets
 
-The spineboy skeleton exports (JSON and binary), atlas, and images used by the demo
-and the tests are owned by Esoteric Software. They are **not redistributed** in this
-repository; `scripts/fetch-assets.sh` downloads them from the official spine-runtimes
-repository for local evaluation.
+None are fetched or redistributed. The rigs the demo, the tests and the benchmark
+read are rigc's gallery rigs — rigc's own procedural art, built from a pinned rigc
+tag by `scripts/fetch-assets.sh` — and this repository's test rigs under
+`tests/rigs/`, whose parts `tests/rigs/make_parts.ts` paints.