Parser adapter for parsing YAML documents into AsyncAPI 2.x.y namespace.
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One workflow uses pull_request_target and two use workflow_run, which deserve review, but all seven workflows had no untrusted checkout and no script-injection findings, limiting the observed risk.
Seven runtime dependencies are declared, including related ApiDOM packages and the YAML adapter; this is a meaningful dependency surface but is coherent with the package's parser-adapter role.
The package uses postpack and prepack lifecycle scripts, which add build and publication complexity and merit review, but these are packaging-oriented scripts rather than an inherently severe health risk.
All seven workflows lack top-level permissions declarations, which weakens least-privilege clarity. However, none declares top-level write permissions, and two specify job-level permissions, so this is a hygiene caution rather than a severe finding.
We didn't find any vulnerabilities for this package.
| Dependency | Last Release | Score |
|---|---|---|
ramda Version ~0.30.0 | — | — |
@types/ramda Version ~0.30.0 | — | — |
ramda-adjunct Version ^5.0.0 | — | — |
@babel/runtime-corejs3 Version ^7.26.10 | — | — |
@swagger-api/apidom-core Version ^1.12.1 | — | — |
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