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Sasha Grievus
Sasha Grievus

Reputation: 2686

Can I modify and publish npm modules (node.js)?

I use a module (scribe.js), published on npm, in my own module, but i did some modification to the original module and I would like to add as dependencies to my module this modified version, instead of the official one. I'm not really into legal issues about that and don't know if there is a standard accepted way to do this.

I can simply publish on a npm my modified version of the module or this is illegal/unkind/not-the-standard-way-to-do-that?

NB: All changes are not bug corrections, but graphics adjustment to scribe, to adapt it to my own environment, so it is not something likely (or meaningful) to be added to the original module.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 156

Answers (1)

Ilya Lopukhin
Ilya Lopukhin

Reputation: 692

Original scribe-js is published under MIT license, what means you can basically do what you want with the package, even modify and sell it, but you must keep the indication of copyright and the license itself.

Upvotes: 1

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