Licença

RayCraft Write is a commercial product of DiPiGi Ltd.

The binding text

The package RayCraft.Write contains the license agreement as EULA.txt (NuGet shows it and asks for acceptance when you install). That file is the binding text; this page only explains how to read and apply it. If the two differ, the file wins.

The agreement covers, among other things: who the licensor is, what you may do (use the package in your own applications, including commercial ones, and distribute it only as part of those applications), what you may not do (redistribute it as a stand-alone product or as part of a library for developers, resell it, reverse engineer it where the law does not allow it, remove notices), ownership, updates and support, warranty, liability, data, term and termination, and the governing law.

A license covers one production instance (in practice, one public domain, named in the license file — see Installation) and runs for one year from purchase, renewing yearly; a 14-day trial without a card and a 7-day money-back period are offered. Commercial terms (price, support) are given with the product offer and with your account and are not part of this documentation.

What this means in practice

• Keep the feed token private (Installation). It is tied to your organization and can be revoked.
• You may ship the compiled package inside your own applications. You may not publish the package, its source files or its scripts for others to use as a separate product.
• Versions you already received keep working under the terms they came with. New versions come with the terms shown for that version.

Source and third-party components

The package ships compiled code and the static files of the editor (scripts and styles); it does not ship source code of the C# library. The editor uses no third-party library. The notices are in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md. Equations and diagrams use KaTeX or MathJax and Mermaid only if you load them on your page; those libraries have their own licenses and are not part of the package.

Contact

The licensor and the registration data are written in EULA.txt. For license, billing and support questions write to support@raycraft.dev.