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Hi @filip-vv, thank you for bringing this. I will work on that. Btw, would you provide feedback about how are you using the library and how did you get to it? |
I was trying to find some infomation about angular elements and I've read your (@brunob15) article here: https://indepth.dev/lazy-loading-angular-components-from-non-angular-applications/ . I'm looking for an ability to lazy load components in non-Angular environment. Could you confirm that MIT is the actual type of license here? |
Yes, I confirm that. |
Thank you for your help and again: this library is truly great 👍 |
I second that a more clear info about license would be nice. 👍 |
Due to the fact that there is no license file I would like to suggest adding the one with MIT (as previously agreed): https://github.com/brunob15/ngx-element/community/license/new?template=MIT As far as I know I'm not the only one who is intrested in this, so I think it would be great if you could add this. |
What is actually the license of this awesome library? There is no LICENSE file on Github and the npm says the license is "none". Nevertheless, in
projects/ngx-element/package.json
there is a"licence": "MIT"
with a typo (c instead of s). Please correct the information of the license in order to make other people able to fairly use this truly awesome library. Thanks a lot.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: