THE GEAR PLANNER

Credits

The Gear Planner is our own code, with one piece of outside code in it. This page names it, its licence, and how to check that the copy we serve is the published one.

javascript-lp-solver

The auto-fill and the best-in-slot lists find the best set with a linear programming solver, javascript-lp-solver version 1.0.3 by Justin W. Wolcott and contributors (github.com/JWally/jsLPSolver). It runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.

Licence: the Unlicense — released into the public domain by its authors.

What we changed: we serve the package's dist/solver.global.js as /js/vendor/solver.js with two changes and nothing else: a comment at the top saying where it comes from, and the file's last line (a pointer to a debugging map we do not serve) removed.

Checking it: the published file (npm package javascript-lp-solver-1.0.3.tgz, package/dist/solver.global.js) has the SHA-256 hash

de43d2253258d9295c8f00b21b9cb6715a38dbfdd192b06f7bf035e96e8fa1e3

and the file we serve, with our two changes, has

f0848e84760d5183e0c414ba4f2fab73354da863d9890d9295ea69d29035e89a

Pawn scale tags

Weights can be shared as Pawn scale tags, a short text format other tools read and write. The planner reads and writes that text format only; it uses no code from Pawn.

Typefaces

Cinzel and Alegreya Sans, served by Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License.