License compatibility

[siikamiika]

Hi there and thanks for your work on this library! I'm working on a project that implements YouTube live chat replay along with some normal YouTube functionality for archived videos. I haven't yet decided how to license it, but it'll probably be a more permissive one than GPL-3.0.

If I include the files in this library and its license file along with the following code, do I have to license my project under GPL-3.0 too? I'm not sure if mere aggregation applies when sharing a video ID and 2 DOM elements between the codebases.

(async () => {
    const video = document.querySelector('#video');
    const videoContainer = document.querySelector(".video-container");

    const parser = new AnnotationParser();
    const xmlData = await (await fetch(`/storage/annotations/${app.videoId}.xml`)).text();
    const annotationElements = parser.getAnnotationsFromXml(xmlData);
    const annotations = parser.parseYoutubeAnnotationList(annotationElements);

    const renderer = new AnnotationRenderer(annotations, videoContainer, {
        getVideoTime() {
            return video.currentTime;
        },
        seekTo(seconds) {
            video.currentTime = seconds;
        },
        getOriginalVideoWidth() {
            return video.videoWidth;
        },
        getOriginalVideoHeight() {
            return video.videoHeight;
        }
    });
    renderer.start();

    window.addEventListener("resize", e => {
        renderer.updateAllAnnotationSizes();
    });
})();

You can also convince me to use GPL for my project :)

[isaackd]

I am very sorry for not seeing this when it was opened! Honestly, I'm not very familiar with licenses (especially so when I started this project) so my reasoning for choosing GPL3 is mostly copying others. Are you still working on this project? I am 100% open to getting this to a more permissive license if you're still interested. Just let me know :)