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Licensing

Mapsight is published on GitHub and npm under the @mapsight/* scope.

The public monorepo is licensed under the MIT License (MIT). See Decision 011.


Public framework (MIT)

The public monorepo — packages/*, apps/*, starters/*, and docs/ — is under the MIT License (MIT).

Includes:

  • @mapsight/core, @mapsight/ui, @mapsight/traffic-style, and other public npm packages
  • @mapsight/vite-host-embed, @mapsight/vite-count-aggregator-embed, count-aggregator packages
  • Demo apps (apps/showcase, apps/vector-editor), copy-out starters, and public documentation

Full text: LICENSE at repository root.

Trademark: MIT does not grant use of the Mapsight name or logo — TRADEMARK.md.


Other products and services

Maintainers may publish separate products or services that build on these libraries under different licenses. Those artifacts are governed by their own license terms and are not part of this repository unless explicitly linked here.

This document is engineering guidance, not legal advice.


Companion repositories

Component Repository License
mapsight-pulp, tile-proxy mapsight-pulp See upstream LICENSE
Public framework (this repo) mapsight MIT

FAQ

Can we embed Mapsight in a proprietary municipal website?

Yes — static or module embeds (CMS snippets, SPAs) without copyleft obligations on the host site. Trademark: follow TRADEMARK.md; white-labeling the visitor UI is normal.

Does Mapsight “taint” our project with copyleft?

No — MIT does not impose copyleft (GPL etc.) on your host site or proprietary code that uses the libraries. Other Mapsight products or services, if published separately, may use different terms.

Can we fork @mapsight/core and sell support?

Yes under MIT, under a different product name — not as “Mapsight” without permission.

Can we contribute?

Yes. Contributions are accepted under MIT. No CLA is planned — see Decision 011.

What about documentation?

Public docs/ is MIT (same as the public framework) unless a page explicitly states otherwise.


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