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NOTICE — Origin, Copyright and Licensing

This repository is a fork of AmazingAng/auth2api.

Upstream status

The upstream repository ships without a LICENSE file and the package.json carries no license field. Under default copyright law that means the upstream code is held "All Rights Reserved" by its original authors. This fork does not, and cannot, unilaterally re-license the upstream portions.

If you want to redistribute, modify, or commercially use the upstream portions of the code, please clarify rights with the upstream maintainers first. Opening an issue on the upstream repository asking for an explicit license is the recommended path.

Fork additions (covered by LICENSE)

The following are new in this fork and are released under the MIT License (see LICENSE):

Path Purpose
scripts/auth2api-admin.sh Team API-key lifecycle management CLI
scripts/_yaml_util.py YAML mutation helper (used by the script above)
scripts/onboard-user.sh Backward-compat alias for auth2api-admin.sh add
docs/CLIENT_SETUP.md Colleague-facing client setup manual
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md Routing / account-selection / translation deep dive
docs/OPERATIONS.md Team operations runbook
CHANGELOG.md Per-commit log of fork additions
.auth2api-admin.env.example Template for the admin script's private config
NOTICE.md This file

Modifications to upstream files

Specific files (e.g. README_CN.md credit section, src/** per-commit diffs) carry per-line modifications authored by this fork's contributors. Those modifications are released under MIT, but the surrounding upstream code remains under the upstream's All-Rights- Reserved status until upstream clarifies.

For a per-commit breakdown of what this fork changed, see CHANGELOG.md and git log upstream/main..HEAD.

TL;DR

  • Want to use the helper scripts / docs in this fork → MIT, go ahead.
  • Want to use the upstream src/** code → ask upstream first.
  • Want to fork this fork → fine for the additions, fork at your own risk for the upstream portions until upstream sets a license.