Licenses & Third-Party Attributions — Goldify Pro

Open-source libraries, data providers and content attributions that power Goldify Pro: React, Next.js, lucide-react, gold price feed sources, currency data, and full attribution for everything we depend on.

This page lists every open-source library, data provider, and third-party service that powers Goldify Pro. We are grateful to the open-source community for the components we build on, including React 18, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Lucide React icons, and many more. Live gold price data is sourced from international XAU/USD spot markets. Currency exchange rate data is provided via open exchange rate APIs. Each entry below shows the package name, version, and license type — the majority are MIT or Apache 2.0 licensed.

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Last updated: March 2026

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Goldify Pro is proudly built on open source software. We believe in giving back to the community that makes our work possible. All libraries are used in compliance with their respective licenses.

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React

v18.2.0MIT

A JavaScript library for building user interfaces.

AuthorMeta (Facebook)
UsageFrontend UI framework

React Router

v6.20.0MIT

Declarative client-side routing for React applications.

AuthorRemix Software
UsagePage navigation and routing

Axios

v1.6.2MIT

Promise-based HTTP client for browser and Node.js.

AuthorMatt Zabriskie
UsageAPI communication

Lucide React

v0.294.0ISC

Beautiful and consistent open-source icon toolkit.

AuthorLucide Contributors
UsageUI icons throughout the app

Tailwind CSS

v3.3.5MIT

A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development.

AuthorTailwind Labs
UsageStyling and responsive design

Node.js

v20.10.0MIT

JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 engine.

AuthorNode.js Contributors
UsageBackend server environment

Express

v4.18.2MIT

Fast, minimalist web framework for Node.js.

AuthorTJ Holowaychuk
UsageBackend REST API server

MongoDB

v7.0.4SSPL

The most popular NoSQL document database.

AuthorMongoDB Inc.
UsagePrimary application database

Mongoose

v8.0.3MIT

Elegant MongoDB object modeling for Node.js.

AuthorAutomattic
UsageDatabase schema and queries

jsonwebtoken

v9.0.2MIT

JSON Web Token implementation for Node.js.

AuthorAuth0
UsageUser authentication tokens

bcrypt

v5.1.1MIT

Library to securely hash passwords.

AuthorNick Campbell
UsagePassword hashing and security

cors

v2.8.5MIT

Node.js middleware for enabling CORS.

AuthorTJ Holowaychuk
UsageCross-origin request handling

dotenv

v16.3.1BSD-2-Clause

Loads environment variables from a .env file.

AuthorScott Motte
UsageEnvironment variable management

jsPDF

v2.5.1MIT

Client-side JavaScript PDF generation library.

AuthorJames Hall
UsagePDF reports and sales slips

date-fns

v2.30.0MIT

Modern JavaScript date utility library.

AuthorSasha Koss
UsageDate formatting and manipulation

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