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License

Apache 2.0

Meridian is distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

TL;DR

You may:

  • Use Meridian for any purpose, including commercial work.
  • Modify the source code.
  • Distribute copies, original or modified.
  • Publish plugins, themes, and forks.

You must:

  • Preserve copyright notices in source-code redistributions.
  • State changes you made, if you redistribute a modified version.
  • Include a copy of the Apache 2.0 license with redistributions.

You may not:

  • Hold the authors liable for damages.
  • Use the trademarks “Meridian” or the crystal logo to imply endorsement of derivative works.

Full text

The full license text is available in the LICENSE file in the repository, and at apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.

Trademarks

“Meridian” and the crystal hexagon logo are trademarks of the project maintainer. Forks may not use either to suggest official endorsement. You can, of course, mention the original project by name — “Built on Meridian”, “Compatible with Meridian”, and similar uses are fine.

Bundled software

Meridian bundles open-source libraries. A complete list, with their respective licenses, is available in docs/THIRD_PARTY.md. The main runtime dependencies are CodeMirror 6 (MIT), D3 (ISC), Konva (MIT), and Electron (MIT).