# licenser: plop a license in there

Are you tired of copying and pasting licenses into your new projects?
Do you always forget what the dang github api thing is?
Or I don't know, have some other reason why doing licenses is hard?

Well now you don't have to worry!
Just run `licenser` in your new repo and BLAMMO!
Done.

## Usage

literally taken from `licenser -h`

```
licenser [-h|-l] [-y YEAR] [-a AUTHOR] [-o FILE] LICENSE

	-h		show this help and exit
	-l		list available licenses and exit
	-f		overwrite existing license
	-y YEAR		set the copyright date to YEAR
	-a AUTHOR	set the copyright holder to AUTHOR
	-o FILE		output to FILE
	LICENSE		which license to use

	YEAR defaults to the current year.
	AUTHOR is guessed by the following, in order:
		- git config --get user.name
		- getent passwd $USER
		- $USER
	FILE defaults to LICENSE in the current directory
```

## Contributing

Send me a request for another license or a pull-thingy
through [the mailing list](~acdw/licenser@lists.sr.ht).

Or, look at the [roadmap](https://todo.sr.ht/~acdw/licenser).

## License

MIT, baby.


## Author

Case Duckworth <acdw@acdw.net> wrote this.
He did not look around for existing solutions.