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Integrate Licensecc in your application
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This short guide explain how to integrate `open-license-manager` in your application.
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Working examples are provided in the `examples <https://github.com/open-license-manager/examples>`_ project.
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Build System - locate and link the licensecc
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We strongly recommend to use CMake as a build system.
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If this is the case, the easiest way to compile is to configure LicenseCC as a git submodule of your project.
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Then you can copy the cmake module ``Findlicensecc.cmake`` into your cmake modules directory in order to be able to
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locate the compiled library.
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Adding the following lines to your ``CMakeLists.txt``
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.. code-block:: console
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find_package(licensecc 2.0.0 REQUIRED)
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will make the external target ``licensecc::licensecc_static`` to be available for linking.
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``Findlicensecc.cmake`` takes the following CMake variables as input.
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Cmake variable Description
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LICENSECC_LOCATION | If licensecc was not checked out as a git submodule, in this variable you can provide an hint
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LCC_PROJECT_NAME | Name of the project (the software where you want to integrate licensecc).
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| Alternatively it is possible to specify a component name in the component section of find_package.
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Call Licensecc from your code
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The file containing the public api is ``include/licensecc/licensecc.h``. Functions in there are considered stable.
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refer to :ref:`public api <api/public_api:Public api>` to understand how to generate an hardware identifer or validate a license.
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