mainej · October 7, 2020 16:35 · timhughes · Oct 7, 2020
diff --git a/extract_license_data.rb b/extract_license_data.rb
 #!/usr/bin/env ruby

 require 'license_finder'

 # See lib/license_finder/core.rb for more configuration options.
 # A quiet logger is required when running reports...
 lf = LicenseFinder::Core.new(logger: { quiet: true })

 # Groups of packages
 lf.acknowledged # All (non-ignored) packages license_finder is tracking
 lf.unapproved # The packages which have not been approved or whitelisted
 lf.blacklisted # The packages which have been blacklisted

 # Package details
 lf.acknowledged.each do |package|
  # Approvals
  package.approved? # Whether the package has been approved manually or whitelisted
  package.approved_manually?
  package.whitelisted?
  package.blacklisted?
  
  # Licensing
  package.licenses # The set of licenses, each of which has a name and url, which
                   # license_finder will report for this package.
  package.activations # Additional information about how these licenses were chosen
                      # (from decision, from spec, from files, or none-found).  See
                      # LicenseFinder::Licensing and LicenseFinder::Activation
  package.license_files # The files that look like licenses, found in the package's
                        # directory.  Caveat: if a package's licenses were specified by a decision or
                        # by the package's spec, the license_files will be ignored.  That means,
                        # package.licenses may report different licenses than those found in
                        # license_files.
  package.license_files.each do |file|
    file.license # The license found in this file.
    file.text # The text of the file.  Sometimes this will be an entire README file,
              # because license_finder has found the phrase "is released under the 
              # MIT license" in it.
  end
  package.licensing.activations_from_decisions # If license_finder only knew about decisions, what licenses would it report?
  package.licensing.activations_from_spec      # If license_finder only knew about package specs, what licenses would it report?
  package.licensing.activations_from_files     # If license_finder only knew about package files, what licenses would it report?
  package.licensing.activations_from_files.each do |activation|
    # Each activation groups together all files that point to the same license.
    # Each file contains its #license and #text.
    activation.license
    activation.files
  end
 end
	#!/usr/bin/env ruby

	require 'license_finder'

	# See lib/license_finder/core.rb for more configuration options.
	# A quiet logger is required when running reports...
	lf = LicenseFinder::Core.new(logger: { quiet: true })

	# Groups of packages
	lf.acknowledged # All (non-ignored) packages license_finder is tracking
	lf.unapproved # The packages which have not been approved or whitelisted
	lf.blacklisted # The packages which have been blacklisted

	# Package details
	lf.acknowledged.each do \|package\|
	# Approvals
	package.approved? # Whether the package has been approved manually or whitelisted
	package.approved_manually?
	package.whitelisted?
	package.blacklisted?

	# Licensing
	package.licenses # The set of licenses, each of which has a name and url, which
	# license_finder will report for this package.
	package.activations # Additional information about how these licenses were chosen
	# (from decision, from spec, from files, or none-found). See
	# LicenseFinder::Licensing and LicenseFinder::Activation
	package.license_files # The files that look like licenses, found in the package's
	# directory. Caveat: if a package's licenses were specified by a decision or
	# by the package's spec, the license_files will be ignored. That means,
	# package.licenses may report different licenses than those found in
	# license_files.
	package.license_files.each do \|file\|
	file.license # The license found in this file.
	file.text # The text of the file. Sometimes this will be an entire README file,
	# because license_finder has found the phrase "is released under the
	# MIT license" in it.
	end
	package.licensing.activations_from_decisions # If license_finder only knew about decisions, what licenses would it report?
	package.licensing.activations_from_spec # If license_finder only knew about package specs, what licenses would it report?
	package.licensing.activations_from_files # If license_finder only knew about package files, what licenses would it report?
	package.licensing.activations_from_files.each do \|activation\|
	# Each activation groups together all files that point to the same license.
	# Each file contains its #license and #text.
	activation.license
	activation.files
	end
	end