A mos plugin for generating a license section
npm install mos-plugin-license
> A mos plugin for generating a license section
  
``sh`
npm install --save mos-plugin-license
Add this code snippet to the footer of your README.md
`md`
Run mos in the terminal.
You'll get a license section with the license and author specified in the package.json.
license()`
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