License
eetr-auth is MIT-licensed — free to use, learn from, and customize without restriction.
eetr-auth is released under the MIT License.
Why MIT
This license was chosen deliberately. Authentication and OAuth 2.1 / OpenID Connect are foundational, widely-applicable building blocks — the kind of thing every project eventually needs. Given that scope, the goal is simple:
Enjoy it freely
Everyone should be able to use this software freely — personally, commercially, at any scale, with no strings attached.
Learning should be free
A real, working OAuth 2.1 / OIDC server is a great way to learn how these protocols fit together. Reading, running, and studying it should never be gated.
Usage & customization, unrestricted
Fork it, adapt it, rebrand it, ship it. The point of a template is that you make it your own — nothing here restricts how you use or change it.
What MIT means in practice
The MIT License is short and permissive. You may:
- Use the software for any purpose, including commercial.
- Copy, modify, and merge it into your own projects.
- Publish, distribute, sublicense, and sell copies or derivatives.
The only condition is that you include the original copyright notice and the license text in copies or substantial portions of the software. The software is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind.
In short
Do what you like with it — just keep the license notice, and understand it comes with no warranty.
Full text
The complete license lives in
LICENSE at the repository root.