Open-source acknowledgements
QRCraftly is built on open-source software. These are the 11 third-party packages whose code your browser downloads when you use the site, with their licenses.
| Package | Version | License |
|---|---|---|
| @brillout/json-serializer | 0.5.25 | MIT |
| @brillout/picocolorsThe package declares the ISC license (author Alexey Raspopov) but ships no license file. It is a fork of picocolors; the text below is the license file of the picocolors project. QRCraftly ships only its browser build, a few lines that return text unchanged. | 1.0.31 | ISC |
| @rollup/plugin-commonjsIncluded in the build output of vite. | 28.0.3 | MIT |
| lucide-react | 1.31.0 | ISC |
| react | 19.2.8 | MIT |
| react-dom | 19.2.8 | MIT |
| scheduler | 0.27.0 | MIT |
| tailwindcss | 4.3.3 | MIT |
| vike | 0.4.247 | MIT |
| vike-react | 0.6.13 | MIT |
| vite | 6.4.4 | MIT |
This list is generated when the site is built. The build fails if a package reaches your browser without being listed here, so the list cannot fall behind the code you download.
The full text of each license, with its copyright notice and any NOTICE file, is in third-party-licenses.txt, generated from the same build.
Tools that build, test and check QRCraftly, such as TypeScript, Vitest, Playwright and ESLint, run only on developer machines and in continuous integration. None of their code is sent to your browser.
QRCraftly's own code is not open source. The code published up to October 2026 was released under the GNU AGPL v3.0. How QRCraftly is built