int64-buffer 1.1.2 appears to be a healthy, mature dependency with more than 11 years of release history, a recent release, active repository maintenance, stable versioning, no runtime dependencies, matching source repository, and npm provenance attestation. The main concerns are single-contributor commit activity, absence of a security policy and dedicated security scanning, and a small package artifact without bundled tests or a changelog; however, repository tests, CI workflows, and the package's small pure-JavaScript scope compensate for the artifact test gap. The package is reasonable to depend on, with ordinary resilience and security-process caveats.
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