License Correction and Code of Conduct Addition #197
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Dear,
I'm opening this pull request to resolve an inconsistency I noticed in the project. The license mentioned in the
package.jsonfile was MIT, while the license file was Apache 2.0. To solve this problem, I updated thepackage.jsonfile to reflect the Apache 2.0 license.In addition, I noticed that your name didn't appear in the license file, so I took the liberty of updating it too.
Following your addition of a contributing.md, I've generated a code of conduct from https://bttger.github.io/contributing-gen-web/ and propose to add it to the project. I think it will help guide interactions and enforce community standards.
Best.