What is the use of MIT in swagger2.0 based document
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I have documented the APIs a product into swagger based document, I already have searched but not found any satisfactory solution about the use of MIT in the document.
Any guide will be highly appreciated.
This is MIT attribute link:
license:
name: MIT
url: 'http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT'
documentation swagger-ui swagger-2.0
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I have documented the APIs a product into swagger based document, I already have searched but not found any satisfactory solution about the use of MIT in the document.
Any guide will be highly appreciated.
This is MIT attribute link:
license:
name: MIT
url: 'http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT'
documentation swagger-ui swagger-2.0
asked Nov 7 at 11:22
iUbaid
14
Welcome, what do you mean by "the use of MIT in the document"?
– albert
Nov 7 at 11:32
@albert i have added MIT attribute in post kindly have a look.
– iUbaid
Nov 8 at 6:10
So you want to license your documentation or software under the MIT license. There will be enough examples around. I cannot give any advise, I'm not schooled in law.
– albert
Nov 8 at 8:43
Check out these discussions in the OpenAPI Specification repository: Clarification on the purpose of the API license?, Provide additional detail in the documentation regarding the differences in Licensing vs. Terms of Service
– Helen
Nov 8 at 11:11
Informative, thanks @Helen
– iUbaid
Nov 13 at 7:15
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I have documented the APIs a product into swagger based document, I already have searched but not found any satisfactory solution about the use of MIT in the document.
Any guide will be highly appreciated.
This is MIT attribute link:
license:
name: MIT
url: 'http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT'
documentation swagger-ui swagger-2.0
asked Nov 7 at 11:22
iUbaid
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I have documented the APIs a product into swagger based document, I already have searched but not found any satisfactory solution about the use of MIT in the document.
Any guide will be highly appreciated.
This is MIT attribute link:
license:
name: MIT
url: 'http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT'
documentation swagger-ui swagger-2.0
documentation swagger-ui swagger-2.0
asked Nov 7 at 11:22
iUbaid
14
asked Nov 7 at 11:22
iUbaid
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asked Nov 7 at 11:22
iUbaid
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asked Nov 7 at 11:22
iUbaid
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asked Nov 7 at 11:22
iUbaid
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Welcome, what do you mean by "the use of MIT in the document"?
– albert
Nov 7 at 11:32
@albert i have added MIT attribute in post kindly have a look.
– iUbaid
Nov 8 at 6:10
So you want to license your documentation or software under the MIT license. There will be enough examples around. I cannot give any advise, I'm not schooled in law.
– albert
Nov 8 at 8:43
Check out these discussions in the OpenAPI Specification repository: Clarification on the purpose of the API license?, Provide additional detail in the documentation regarding the differences in Licensing vs. Terms of Service
– Helen
Nov 8 at 11:11
Informative, thanks @Helen
– iUbaid
Nov 13 at 7:15
add a comment |
Welcome, what do you mean by "the use of MIT in the document"?
– albert
Nov 7 at 11:32
@albert i have added MIT attribute in post kindly have a look.
– iUbaid
Nov 8 at 6:10
So you want to license your documentation or software under the MIT license. There will be enough examples around. I cannot give any advise, I'm not schooled in law.
– albert
Nov 8 at 8:43
Check out these discussions in the OpenAPI Specification repository: Clarification on the purpose of the API license?, Provide additional detail in the documentation regarding the differences in Licensing vs. Terms of Service
– Helen
Nov 8 at 11:11
Informative, thanks @Helen
– iUbaid
Nov 13 at 7:15
Welcome, what do you mean by "the use of MIT in the document"?
– albert
Nov 7 at 11:32
Welcome, what do you mean by "the use of MIT in the document"?
– albert
Nov 7 at 11:32
@albert i have added MIT attribute in post kindly have a look.
– iUbaid
Nov 8 at 6:10
@albert i have added MIT attribute in post kindly have a look.
– iUbaid
Nov 8 at 6:10
So you want to license your documentation or software under the MIT license. There will be enough examples around. I cannot give any advise, I'm not schooled in law.
– albert
Nov 8 at 8:43
So you want to license your documentation or software under the MIT license. There will be enough examples around. I cannot give any advise, I'm not schooled in law.
– albert
Nov 8 at 8:43
Check out these discussions in the OpenAPI Specification repository: Clarification on the purpose of the API license?, Provide additional detail in the documentation regarding the differences in Licensing vs. Terms of Service
– Helen
Nov 8 at 11:11
Check out these discussions in the OpenAPI Specification repository: Clarification on the purpose of the API license?, Provide additional detail in the documentation regarding the differences in Licensing vs. Terms of Service
– Helen
Nov 8 at 11:11
Informative, thanks @Helen
– iUbaid
Nov 13 at 7:15
Informative, thanks @Helen
– iUbaid
Nov 13 at 7:15
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Welcome, what do you mean by "the use of MIT in the document"?
– albert
Nov 7 at 11:32
@albert i have added MIT attribute in post kindly have a look.
– iUbaid
Nov 8 at 6:10
So you want to license your documentation or software under the MIT license. There will be enough examples around. I cannot give any advise, I'm not schooled in law.
– albert
Nov 8 at 8:43
Check out these discussions in the OpenAPI Specification repository: Clarification on the purpose of the API license?, Provide additional detail in the documentation regarding the differences in Licensing vs. Terms of Service
– Helen
Nov 8 at 11:11
Informative, thanks @Helen
– iUbaid
Nov 13 at 7:15