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Can you share where you found the project files in the client tar.gz? edit: Found it, uws.js in resources/bootstrap/discord_rpc.zip edit2: This is arguably wo
by packetized 9y ago
Can you share where you found the project files in the client tar.gz?
edit: Found it, uws.js in resources/bootstrap/discord_rpc.zip
edit2: This is arguably worse, but the argument may be "it's a compiled binary":
-bash-4.1$ strings discord_rpc.node | grep uws.*cpp$
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/nodejs/addon.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/nodejs/addon.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/EventSystem.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/Extensions.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/HTTPSocket.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/Network.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/Server.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/UTF8.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/WebSocket.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/nodejs/addon.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/HTTPSocket.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/WebSocket.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/EventSystem.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/Extensions.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/Network.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/Server.cpp
../../discord_common/native/third_party/uws/src/UTF8.cpp
-bash-4.1$
- dsp1234 9y agoWhich must be doubly frustrating since they have a copy of https://github.com/websockets/ws https://github.com/websockets/ws in the node_modules folder, and that has the appropriate license text (MIT in that case)
- charlesdm 9y agoIf it's compiled, they don't need to add anything. If it's interpreted, i.e. a JS file, they do (at the top of the JS file)
- dsp1234 9y agoedit2: This is arguably worse, but the argument may be "it's a compiled binary": discord_rpc.node is an ELF file. It's hard to see how that would not be considered a binary distribution (if it was that file alone, and not being distributed with source files)
- packetized 9y agoYou're correct, I was a bit too quick on the 'reply' button there.