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Third-party notices

Featherframe's own code, the plate crosswalks (server/scripts/folios/; also published CC0 as wr/historical-bird-plates), and the legend transcriptions (server/scripts/legends.yaml) are licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (LICENSE). Everything below belongs to someone else and keeps its own terms.

Bundled in this repository

What Where Licence
Pinyon Script (Nicole Fally) server/featherframe/fonts/PinyonScript-Regular.ttf SIL OFL 1.1, OFL-PinyonScript.txt
IM Fell Double Pica SC (Igino Marini, Reserved Font Name "IM FELL Double Pica SC") server/featherframe/fonts/IMFellDoublePicaSC.ttf SIL OFL 1.1, OFL-IMFell.txt
EB Garamond (The EB Garamond Project Authors) server/featherframe/fonts/EBGaramond*.ttf SIL OFL 1.1, OFL.txt
Inter (The Inter Project Authors) server/featherframe/fonts/Inter-*.otf, firmware/tools/screens/fonts/Inter-Medium.otf SIL OFL 1.1, OFL-Inter.txt, firmware/tools/screens/fonts/OFL.txt
A subset of Pinyon Script as WOFF firmware/src/ff_portal_font.h (generated by firmware/tools/portal_font.py) SIL OFL 1.1

The fonts are used unmodified apart from that subset. The baked boot screens (firmware/src/ff_screens*.h), the favicon, and the example images are renderings made with these fonts, not font software.

Artwork

  • Audubon's plates. The Havell edition of The Birds of America is in the public domain. The scans come from the National Audubon Society by way of nathanbuchar/audubon-bird-plates, and are redistributed in the havell-v2 release of wr/historical-bird-plates, where install fetches them first. Credit line to keep when displaying them: Courtesy of the John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove, Montgomery County Audubon Collection, and Zebra Publishing. The plates themselves are not in the git tree.
  • Gould's plates. The Birds of Europe (1832–37), The Birds of Australia (1840–69), The Birds of Asia (1850–83) and The Birds of Great Britain (1862–73) are in the public domain. The scans are the Smithsonian's copies on the Biodiversity Heritage Library, fetched from BHL's public bhl-open-data bucket; the cleaned plates (stood upright, paper cleared) are redistributed in the releases of wr/historical-bird-plates. Credit line: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives, via the Biodiversity Heritage Library. The plates are not in the git tree.
  • The hawthorn bough and the boot-screen wrens (server/featherframe/art/, firmware/tools/screens/art/) were generated for this project with OpenAI's image models, using the public-domain plates as style references.

Fetched at build or install time (not in this repository)

Firmware (PlatformIO lib_deps, firmware/platformio.ini):

Library Licence
Seeed_GFX (a fork of Bodmer's TFT_eSPI) MIT and FreeBSD portions; see its license.txt
WiFiManager MIT
Arduino-ESP32 via the pioarduino platform LGPL-2.1 (core), Apache-2.0 (ESP-IDF)

firmware/lib/driver/driver.h is this project's own panel selection header for Seeed_GFX, not vendored code.

Server (server/requirements.txt, installed by pip into a venv):

Package Licence
PyYAML MIT
Starlette, Uvicorn, Jinja2, NumPy BSD-3-Clause
Pillow MIT-CMU (HPND)
Requests, python-multipart Apache-2.0
zeroconf LGPL-2.1-or-later (used as an unmodified, separately installed library)

BirdNET-Pi, BirdNET-Go and BirdWeather are separate programs that Featherframe reads detections from; none of their code is included here.