4.3. Distribution

This section describes how the Tic Tac Toe library is shared with others.

4.3.1. MIT License

The library’s code is released under the MIT license. 1 The MIT license is simple and allows for use with open source, commercial, or private projects.

The library’s source code repository contains a LICENSE.txt file that includes the text of the MIT license. Additionally, the README.md file mentions the this license.

Related Requirements

• Permissive License

4.3.2. Publishing to crates.io

Crates.io is the Rust community’s package registry. Uploading the Tic Tac Toe package to cargo.io allows others to easily obtain the library using the Rust package manager, Cargo.

See Publishing on crates.io for a step by step guide on how to publish a package. This includes a list of mandatory metadata that Cargo.toml must contain and how to upload the package.

The library’s source code repository README.md file contains a link to the crates.io for the library.

Related Requirements

• Available on crates.io

4.3.3. GitHub Repository

The library’s source code is available on GitHub so others can clone and modify the code as they wish. The repository is named after the library. Additionally, the repository value in the packages’s Cargo.toml file points to this repository.

GitHub also takes care of the library’s bug tracker.

Related Requirements

• Source Available on GitHub

Footnotes

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For details on the MIT license see Choose an open source license - MIT License.