What is the license of library? Can you provide it?

Thank you for publishing this library! It is a dependency for many node projects and license scanners flag this library and it's consumers for not having a license. Could you add a permissive license such as MIT?

Package.json has a license field on master but currently the npm [email protected] has no license. Tools like legally and tldrlegal aren't parsing the public domain license from the source.

I see you've updated the license in the package.json so it would be nice to get that out into npm.

Thanks!

Please put this in a place automated tools will find it like package.json

Hi，Nuno Job，the original author license Where can I check it, thanks

This might be intentional, but this package has no license file, which makes it copyrighted by default. This makes it impossible for me to use it in my project through NPM. I, and many with me I assume, would appreciate it if a license file could be chosen, even if this makes it explicitly copyrighted, because in this case I know what steps to undertake. I understand this is a fork from https://github.com/douglascrockford/JSON-js and I left a similiar comment at that repo.

Thank you in advance for your response.

Please specify a license in package.json

Sorry to be pedantic, but it would be helpful if there was an explicit LICENSE on the repo.

Hi there,

We are using this library in our open source product and it appears this library does not have a license. Would you mind adding one? It would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

Does this project have a license associated with it? I don't see one in this Github repo or in the JSON-js repo.

Since it's missing !

Thank you very much !

Based on SocketCluster/sc-errors#1

I am not entirely sure what this module does that it needs to use eval, but everyone kinda warns against using it like this.

The rollup recommends to grab store reference to eval to some other variable so it always runs in global scope. I don't understand specifics behind this, but seems like easy change and I can confirm it has solved issue.

There is also more elaborate explanation here: http://www.2ality.com/2014/01/eval.html

It would be helpful if you updated to the latest version that includes the fix for properly handling functions in objects. See douglascrockford/JSON-js#50.

Hi，Nuno Job，There is no license file in cycle 1.0.3. Can supplement the license file, thank you!

Hello,

It would be great if you could identify the License which is used by cycle.js. License is an important aspect that could be vital for all projects that are using cycle right now.

I could suggest two very nice licences, one is WTFPB

http://wtfpl2.com/

Very simple and understandable. Another very popular license in node.js community is MIT:

http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

Don't forget to put LICENSE file in the root and add 'license' in your package.json. I can also do a pull request for license of your choice ;)

Thanks!

Renat

Public Domain is no vaild identifier PD licenses are:
"CC0-1.0", "PDDL-1.0", "SAX-PD" or "Unlicense"
see https://spdx.org/licenses/ for more

The master branch has a licence but this has not been released to npm yet

I assume that it is MIT or unlicense, but it would be good to be certain by adding a LICENSE.md file.

JSON.stringify(JSON.decycle(a));
Getting this code to work is the reason I downloaded the library
And I got the above from the comments in the code.
But this code does not wire up the prototype for JSON.decycle() to work, so it's a tad confusing