Feluda – A CLI tool to detect restrictive licenses in dependencies

Hey folks,

I built Feluda, a Rust-based CLI tool that scans your project's dependencies and flags restrictive licenses before they become a problem.

It currently supports Rust, Node.js, and Go projects. It checks for GPL, AGPL, SSPL, and other restrictive licenses that may limit how you use your project commercially.

Try it out:

``` cargo install feluda feluda ```

I’d love feedback! Are there specific license edge cases you'd like covered? Features you'd want in a CI/CD setup? Happy to discuss and iterate!

Any reason the repo license is MIT but the crate is CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0? The latter is ironic, given this project's scope :)

Amazing project! Any reason why the path is -p and not just the first argument after like most cli tools?

I think you have some bugs. I ran it on my project which has 60 direct dependencies in my "go.mod" file, and feluda's output says `Total dependencies scanned: 2`

EDIT: there was a package.json in the same folder, that's what caused the "bug"

Amazing work. Does something similar exist for Python? Would love to have something similar integrated for Python dependencies from pypi as well.