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Third-Party Licenses

Tiger Studio Manager is released under the MIT License. It depends on the following third-party components, each retaining its own license.


Runtime — Electron framework

Electron

Electron bundles Chromium (BSD / various) and Node.js (MIT). Their respective license notices are included in the distributed app binary under LICENSE.electron.txt (generated by electron-builder at build time).


npm dependencies — license summary

All 303 production and build-time dependencies are permissive. No GPL, LGPL, AGPL, MPL, CDDL, or EPL dependencies are present.

License Count
MIT 238
ISC 34
BlueOak-1.0.0 8
BSD-2-Clause 7
Apache-2.0 6
BSD-3-Clause 5
WTFPL / other permissive 5

Notable dependencies

Package License Purpose
electron-builder MIT Cross-platform packaging & auto-update
serialport MIT USB serial (ACR122U RFID reader, TD1S sensor)
@pokusew/pcsclite ISC PC/SC smart card layer
firebase (compat SDK) Apache-2.0 Firestore + Auth
got MIT HTTP client
@electron/notarize MIT macOS notarization
@electron/osx-sign BSD-2-Clause macOS code signing
7zip-bin MIT App packaging

Full dependency list

To generate the complete license list with URLs:

npx license-checker --excludePrivatePackages --csv > licenses.csv

Firebase Web SDK

Tiger Studio uses the Firebase JavaScript SDK (compat) loaded from local files:


Fonts & Icons

The UI uses system fonts only — no bundled font files. Icons are rendered via CSS (Unicode / emoji) or inline SVG — no icon library bundled.


No copyleft components

Tiger Studio contains no GPL, LGPL, AGPL, or other copyleft-licensed code. All dependencies are permissive (MIT, ISC, BSD, Apache, BlueOak). This means Tiger Studio can be used commercially and in proprietary derivatives without any copyleft obligations, subject only to attribution requirements of the individual permissive licenses (MIT copyright notices, etc.).