Commercial use?

[magnusvikstrom]

Having a commercial license for intro.js is it okay to use angular-intro.js commercially with a closed source application?

Seeing that intro.js is dual licensed commercial/open source (agpl) perhaps this library should also have a commercial license?

[mendhak]

Not an expert on this by any means. It's confusing to say the least, since the licensing split.

What about this thread- https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/107883/agpl-what-you-can-do-and-what-you-cant

Seems like AGPL should be OK to use it with whichever one you use?

[magnusvikstrom]

Thanks! The first answer at that link looks promising, but reading further there is some dissent.

It might come down to how the code is distributed. Bundling the AGPL library along with all the other libraries and application js into a minified js file could be problematic.

Perhaps a workaround is to include the script in a separate <script> with source url pointing to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mendhak/angular-intro.js/master/build/angular-intro.min.js to avoid distributing the library as part of the web application?