Licences

Every imported library was checked before it was included, and the check is recorded rather than claimed. The importer reads the licence from the source repository itself, refuses anything it cannot confirm, and stores the full text next to the code.

The rule

A licence has to permit redistribution and selling. Several popular libraries publish under "MIT + Commons Clause", which reads like MIT until the rider at the bottom, and that rider prohibits exactly what a paid catalogue does. Those libraries are excluded, however good they are. Animate UI, with 580 components, is the largest one left out for this reason.

What is here

• Components shadcn/ui, Magic UI, Cult UI, Kokonut UI, Motion Primitives, Eldora UI, SmoothUI, HextaUI, Fancy Components. Every one MIT.
• Icons Lucide (ISC), Tabler (MIT), Phosphor (MIT).
• Written here the handcrafted HTML components and the React components under the Uncode library.

The full texts

Reproduced in full, because those licences require it: component licences · icon licences.

What this means for you

Everything in the catalogue may be used in commercial work. Where a file carries a copyright notice, that notice has to stay with the file. That is the only obligation any of these licences puts on you, and it is one line at the top of a file.