# LicenseEntitlement Interface

The resolved set of things a license grants, independent of how the underlying license key was parsed.

CapabilityRegistry turns it into a ResolvedCapabilities set, gate B in the interpreter reads that set, and ensureCapability reads it for the public API. resolveLicense builds it from the configured key.

# Properties

# capabilities

• capabilities: ReadonlySet‹string›

Defined in src/license/LicenseEntitlement.ts:61 (opens new window)

The capability tokens the key carries, spelled as the key spells them, recognized or not. Only the ones this library version recognizes grant anything.

# expiry

• expiry: LicenseExpiry

Defined in src/license/LicenseEntitlement.ts:62 (opens new window)

# isTrial

• isTrial: boolean

Defined in src/license/LicenseEntitlement.ts:73 (opens new window)

# silent

• silent: boolean

Defined in src/license/LicenseEntitlement.ts:72 (opens new window)

When true, resolving this entitlement must not print a console message of any kind.

Set from the key's own no-console-warns flag ONLY, as the vendored reader reads it (its channels.console). An unrecognized token does NOT set it: an unknown token makes the grant silent (it grants nothing, and nothing reports it), which is a different thing from muting the key's console output. Coupling them would suppress expiry notices as a side effect of a vocabulary mismatch.

# unrestricted

• unrestricted: boolean

Defined in src/license/LicenseEntitlement.ts:56 (opens new window)

true for every key that restricts nothing: classic keys, gpl-v3, and any key that blocks evaluation (a missing or invalid key, an expired classic key, or a trial past its grace period). An entitlement key that has expired but keeps evaluating is not one of them: it keeps its own grants.