Third-party licences
# Third-party software in Translate
Translate is © Sensory App House Ltd and licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. It carries the
software below, each under its own licence. Every one of them travels with the
app: nothing here is fetched from a third party at run time, so using Translate
reports nothing about the reader to anyone.
The texts named here ship beside this file in `/licences/` on every deploy, and
`build-translate.sh` copies them from the sources given, so they cannot drift
from what is actually shipped.
## liblouis — braille translation
* Version 3.38.0 (`liblouis/configure.ac`), compiled to WebAssembly as
`engine/liblouis-wasm.js` / `.wasm`, with the translation tables under
`/liblouis/tables/`.
* Licence: **GNU LGPL 2.1 or later** — full text in `liblouis-LGPL-2.1.txt`.
(liblouis' own tree also carries GPL 3.0 in `COPYING`, which covers its
command-line tools; the library this app uses is the LGPL part.)
* Upstream: http://liblouis.io — source for the exact version compiled here is
the upstream 3.38.0 release, unmodified. Sensory App House Ltd will supply
that source, and the build flags used, to anyone who asks, for as long as the
app is distributed. This is the LGPL 2.1 §6 offer.
## Temml — maths layout (LaTeX to MathML)
* Version 0.13.3, vendored at `web/vendor/temml.min.js`. That file is what the
app loads; `package.json` names the same version so the manifest and the
deploy agree (it said `^0.13.4` while 0.13.3 shipped).
* Licence: **MIT** — full text in `Temml-MIT.txt` (© 2020 Ron Kok).
* Upstream: https://github.com/ronkok/Temml
## MathCAT — braille and speech for maths
* MathCAT 0.7.6-beta.9, wrapped by the crate `emboss_mathcat` 0.1.0 and compiled
to WebAssembly at `engine/mathcat/pkg-web/`.
* Licence: **MIT** — full text in `MathCAT-MIT.txt` (© 2022 Neil Soiffer).
* Upstream: https://github.com/NSoiffer/MathCAT
## Inter — the interface typeface
* Licence: **SIL Open Font License 1.1** — full text in `Inter-OFL-1.1.txt`.
* Upstream: https://rsms.me/inter/
## APH Braille Shadows — the braille typeface
* Used by permission of the American Printing House for the Blind. What is known
about that permission, and its limits, is recorded in
`/web/fonts/PROVENANCE.md`, which ships with the app.
* It is NOT included in the public source repository, which is why that build
falls back to a plain braille face.
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