wllegal

2026.3 verified Fri May 01 auth: no python

Hosted Weblate legal stuff. Version 2026.3, requires Python >=3.11. Released as part of Weblate's legal compliance tools. Development tracked on GitHub.

pip install wllegal

Common errors

error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'wllegal' ↓

cause Package not installed or Python environment not correct.

fix

Run pip install wllegal in the correct Python environment (Python >=3.11).

error AttributeError: module 'wllegal' has no attribute 'legal_info' ↓

cause Function removed or renamed in recent version (use `obligations`).

fix

Replace wllegal.legal_info() with wllegal.obligations().

error AttributeError: 'Legal' object has no attribute 'foo' ↓

cause Using an attribute that does not exist on the Legal class.

fix

Check the available methods: print(dir(Legal)) after importing.

Warnings

breaking Version 2026.3 requires Python >=3.11. Older Python versions are not supported. ↓

fix Upgrade Python to 3.11 or newer.

deprecated The function `legal_info()` has been deprecated in favor of `obligations()`. ↓

fix Use `wllegal.obligations()` instead of `wllegal.legal_info()`.

gotcha Importing `from wllegal import *` may bring unexpected names; module does not define `__all__`. ↓

fix Explicitly import required symbols like `from wllegal import Legal`.

Imports

legal
wrong
```
from wllegal import legal
```
correct
```
import wllegal
```
Wrong because legal is not a submodule; the package exposes top-level functions.
Legal
wrong
```
from wllegal.legal import Legal
```
correct
```
from wllegal import Legal
```
Legal is a class directly in wllegal, not in a submodule.

Quickstart

Basic usage of wllegal package: import the module, use top-level functions and the Legal class.

import wllegal
from wllegal import Legal

# Quick usage: list legal obligations
obligations = wllegal.obligations()
print(obligations)

# Use Legal class
legal_instance = Legal()
print(legal_instance.info())