Are "starters" licensed the same way as react-spectrum?

[raix]

Does the LICENSE align with the intent described in the starters README?
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I'm asking as we would love to use the new RAC tailwind starters in PlatformPlatform as a solid starting point for developers who care about accessibility.

What's the guidance / expectations in terms of license and credit etc. for usage of starters in downstream open source projects?

Maybe @devongovett knows?

Kind regards Morten

[snowystinger]

Right now, the License for the project applies to everything, including the starter. https://github.com/adobe/react-spectrum/blob/main/LICENSE

We are discussing some alternatives to hopefully make that a little easier.

[raix]

Thanks @snowystinger sounds great - the starter kits feel more like starter templates, maybe a different repo or a RAC create tool - generating code for the user to "own". (similar approach to Shadcn)

We will hold and wait until further notice - let me know if we can help out in anyway on the starter project (we had planned similar work platformplatform/PlatformPlatform#210)

[devongovett]

Following up on this: the answer is to include the LICENSE file in your repo along with the source files, e.g. in the same folder. That's now included in the downloadable ZIP files as well.