Cody Image Converter — third-party notices
===========================================

This application's own HTML, CSS and JavaScript (everything outside
the /codecs directory and this /licenses directory) was written for
this project and is not itself covered by the licenses below.

Its image-conversion engine is adapted from the Squoosh project
(https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/squoosh), Copyright Google Inc.,
licensed under the Apache License 2.0. A copy of that license is
included as squoosh-project-LICENSE-Apache-2.0.txt in this folder.
The WebAssembly codec binaries and their JavaScript loaders in
/codecs are taken from that project's build output, unmodified,
together with the resize helper adapted from it. Each codec's own
upstream license is included alongside it and summarized below.

--------------------------------------------------------------------
1. MozJPEG (JPEG encoder) — /codecs/mozjpeg
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: https://github.com/mozilla/mozjpeg (via libjpeg-turbo)
License: a combination of the IJG License, the Modified (3-clause)
BSD License, and the zlib License — all permissive. Full text:
/codecs/mozjpeg/LICENSE.txt
Notice required by the IJG License:
  "This software is based in part on the work of the Independent
  JPEG Group."

--------------------------------------------------------------------
2. WebP (WebP encoder) — /codecs/webp
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: https://chromium.googlesource.com/webm/libwebp
Copyright (c) 2010, Google Inc. All rights reserved.
License: BSD-style (3-clause). Full text: /codecs/webp/LICENSE.txt

--------------------------------------------------------------------
3. AVIF (AVIF encoder) — /codecs/avif
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: https://github.com/AOMediaCodec/libavif (built on the AOM
AV1 reference encoder, https://aomedia.googlesource.com/aom).
License: BSD-2-Clause (libavif) and BSD-2-Clause plus an
Alliance for Open Media patent grant (libaom). These binaries were
distributed in the source project without a bundled LICENSE file
for this specific component; if you plan to redistribute this
codec further, confirm current license text directly from the
libavif and libaom repositories linked above.

--------------------------------------------------------------------
4. OxiPNG (PNG optimizer/encoder) — /codecs/oxipng
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: https://github.com/shssoichiro/oxipng
Copyright (c) 2016 Joshua Holmer
License: MIT. Full text: /codecs/oxipng/LICENSE.txt
The small WebAssembly wrapper around OxiPNG is part of the Squoosh
project (Apache 2.0, see above).

Note: earlier versions of Squoosh also offered a PNG *palette
quantization* feature built on libimagequant, which is licensed
under the GPLv3. That component is NOT included in this build —
only the MIT-licensed OxiPNG lossless optimizer is used for PNG
output. See /project-docs/LICENSE-AUDIT.md (development files, not
part of this public site) for the full reasoning.

--------------------------------------------------------------------
5. Resize (image resampling) — /codecs/resize
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: the Rust "resize" crate by PistonDevelopers
(https://github.com/PistonDevelopers/resize), wrapped for
WebAssembly by the Squoosh project (Apache 2.0, see above).
License: MIT. Full text: /codecs/resize/LICENSE.txt

--------------------------------------------------------------------
6. JSZip (ZIP file creation) — /assets/js/vendor/jszip.min.js
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: https://github.com/Stuk/jszip
Copyright (c) 2009-2016 Stuart Knightley, David Duponchel,
Franz Buchinger, António Afonso
License: dual-licensed MIT / GPLv3 — this project uses it under the
MIT license. Full text: /assets/js/vendor/jszip.LICENSE.txt

--------------------------------------------------------------------
No other third-party runtime code is included. This site has no
build tooling, package manager output, or bundler runtime shipped
to the browser — the JavaScript you can view in /assets/js is the
exact code that runs.