KSLib

A user-community supported standard library for the Kerboscript language

The contents of this repository are scripts intended for use with the kOS (Kerbal Operating System) mod for Kerbal Space Program.

The scripts are written in the Kerboscript language, which is described on the main documentation page for kOS.

The goal of this repository is twofold:

1. To allow the developers of the kOS mod a place to put standard library scripts that enhance the usability of the mod.
2. To allow users of the kOS mod a place to participate as a group, submitting their own helpful additions to the library of scripts.

Please see the file: HOWTO.md to see how to use the files in this repository.

Please see the file: SUMMARY.md about the available libraries and what type of functionality they provide.

Licensing

These programs, libraries, program code, and examples of program code are free software. Permission is granted to change, share, and use them (with minor restrictions), even privately or commercially, under the terms of the MIT license. Also, per this License:

• Don't plagiarize. You must, include the copyright and license notices in all copies or substantial uses of the work.
• Don't sue. This work is provided "as is". You may not hold the author nor the KSLib team liable.

Otherwise, we don't care what you do with it.

Contributing

To contribute programs, libraries, program code, or examples of program code to this repository you must license the work under the MIT license. The act of contributing implies your consent to this stipulation.

For the attribution requirement of the license, you need only attribute the KSLib team as a single group. You will not have to attribute each individual member. The intent is to have the entire attribution fit in a single short comment line.

Why the MIT License?

The main kOS mod has been released under version 3 of the GNU General Public License (GPLv3), but KSLib has chosen the MIT License instead. Why?

1. MOSTLY THIS ONE -> The GNU GPL is verbose. Applying it significantly increases the size of each Kerboscript source code file, unnecessarily occupying precious kOS disk capacity.
2. Casual Kerboscript programmers who just want to do something small and simple may find the GNU GPL intimidating.

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This work and any code samples presented herein are licensed under the MIT license.