If your app is offline, then I think it counts as any other Sword frontend,
in that your'e not redistributing content. This is the case for STEP as I
understand it. But you need to distinguish between offline locally and
offline while distributing content to others. So if by offline you mean
local,
Hi Chris,
thank you for your answer.
In terms of Copyright/license, you fall under the "redistribution"
category as far as I can tell. As a result, you will need to seek
permission for all modules in the repository (apart from those that are
public domain). Or at least, that's my understanding.
Hi Stephan
In terms of Copyright/license, you fall under the "redistribution" category
as far as I can tell. As a result, you will need to seek permission for all
modules in the repository (apart from those that are public domain). Or at
least, that's my understanding. Publishing content on the we
Hi,
in my spare time I develop a node.js libsword wrapper as a backend for a
future web app. The node.js wrapper will download the requested module
and serialize the data, so that a mobile javascript app can handle it.
What should I keep in mind to avoid a licence/contribution issue since
th
Hi,
I've started to work on a non-blocking nodejs wrapper for libsword.
you'll find the sources here: https://github.com/zefanja/sword-addon
See app.js for how to use the API (in pre-alpha state...).
Regards,
Stephan
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