Open Source Licences and Packages

The packages

Two packages hold the parts of the site most worth reusing: the data, and the components that draw from it.

`magick-data`

Magickal correspondences and reference data: the sephirot, the planets, the zodiac, the Hebrew and Enochian letters, the Golden Dawn grades, the geomantic figures and more, as typed tables of plain rows, with a graph of how they link and the code that joins them. Its code is MIT and its data CC BY 4.0. It is ES modules only, has no runtime dependencies, and carries its own TypeScript types. From 0.1.0, its releases are published by CI with npm provenance. The site reads it as anyone else would.

The data pages list every table, with its rows and what each of its fields means.

npm i magick-data

import data from "magick-data";

const tiferet = data.sephirah.tiferet;
console.log(tiferet.name.roman, tiferet.planet?.symbol); // Tiferet ☉

On npm · Source on GitHub

`magick-components`

React components that draw from that data: the Tree of Life, the Enochian tablets, the Rose Cross sigils, the Seven-Branched Candlestick, the Table of Shewbread, the temple halls and more. Their code is MIT, and so are the drawings they make.

The components' pages draw each one live, with its props to try and its reference.

npm i magick-components

import TreeOfLife from "magick-components/kabbalah/TreeOfLife";

export default function Page() {
  return <TreeOfLife field="name.he" colorScale="queen" width={300} />;
}

On npm · Source on GitHub

Licences

The app is free software under the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3 or any later version: you may use it, change it and run it, and anyone you serve it to may have its source (LICENSE.txt).

The code of the data and the components is MIT (the data package's licence, the components' licence). That includes the drawings the components make: where a component's code is the drawing, as with the lamens and the temple halls' art, its path data is code too, and MIT like the rest. The Moon's two modules adapt code from moon-phase and are also under its BSD 3-Clause License, as the components' licence says.

The data is CC BY 4.0 (the licence text), except where its README says no rights are asserted, as over public-domain texts and plain facts: use it anywhere, commercially too, as long as you credit Magick.ly.

The images the site draws or makes itself, such as the Tree of Life, the tablets, the temple halls and its hand-drawn images, are CC BY 4.0 too, wherever they are served: on its pages, as downloads or from its image API. The code that draws them is MIT, as above, so where one is a component's drawing, as the Tree, the tablets and the halls are, anyone may make the same drawing from the package under MIT. Credit such an image to Magick.ly, drawn by magick-components (MIT), and the hand-drawn images to Magick.ly.

The fonts: the site's text is set in Roboto and its Hebrew in Frank Ruhl Libre, the temple halls in subsets of Noto Serif and Frank Ruhl Libre, and the Tree of Life and other drawn images use Noto Sans, Noto Sans Hebrew, Noto Sans Symbols and Noto Sans Devanagari. All of these are under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, as their authors released them; the licence texts are in the repository, in public/fonts and src/fonts/roboto.

Work by others that the site shows, such as photographs from Wikimedia Commons and the places from GeoNames, keeps its own licence. The credits on the About page name it.

The Enochian dictionary is under none of these. Its entries come from two works whose rights are not ours to give, so it is not in the published data package.