I came across a similar question, but I would like to confirm once again just to be sure here.
I'm considering implementing Forge's FullCalendar to display a calendar in our in-house system.
However, there is the following description regarding the license. Would it be necessary to purchase a commercial license for in-house system development?
LicenseThe FullCalendar has 3 license options: Commercial License, Non-Commercial Creative Commons, and GPL License.
The default value of FullCalendar's input parameter "SchedulerLicense" is set to the GPL license. I was wondering if it is okay to proceed with this setting, so I wanted to ask for clarification.
Hi @Somang Yun ,
The core calendar and all of the non-premium plugins. That bundle is released under the MIT license, which is fully permissive (you can use, modify and redistribute it in commercial, closed-source projects, so long as you keep the copyright header intact) .
However, the Scheduler bundle and the premium plugins must be used under one of those three licenses you describe. If your in-house application is proprietary (you do not intend to open-source it under GPLv3), it counts as a commercial use ,even if it’s only deployed internally, and you must purchase a commercial license.
You can check the full License information here: License | FullCalendar . You can also contact their support team and describe your scenario.