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License

@oh-just-another/editor and every package in the project are released under the MIT License — free for any use, including commercial, with no strings attached.

What this means​

  • Free for everyone. Use it in personal, open-source, and commercial products alike.
  • No license key. There is nothing to activate. The editor never gates features behind a key or phones home.
  • No production gate. The exact build you pnpm add is the one you ship — development and production behave identically.
  • No mandatory watermark. Any branding is optional and removable (e.g. the repositoryUrl Help-menu link can be hidden with repositoryUrl={null}).
// No key, no gate — just import and ship.
import { Editor } from "@oh-just-another/editor";

License pledge​

Per the project governance: a published version can never be relicensed — everything already on npm stays MIT irrevocably. Paid offerings, if any, are built on top of the MIT core (hosting, support, services) — never by closing it.

How the project is funded​

Monetization is through sponsorship, not by gating the software. The library stays fully open and free; if it helps you, sponsorship is what keeps it maintained — never a license fee.

Full text​

The complete license lives in LICENSE at the repository root. The MIT terms also apply to all contributions (see the Contributing page) — there is no CLA.