The repository is small, has no tests or security policy, and has seen no commits or releases for over three years. Its clear package-to-repository match and usable README provide limited transparency, but the proprietary license increases adoption risk.
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The manifest declares a proprietary license, with no recognized license text or license file in the package or repository. This creates a material legal and transparency concern for an open-source dependency.
The latest release was over three years ago, with four releases overall and none in the last 12 months. This is strong evidence of abandonment for a library dependency.
There were no commits and no active maintainers in the last three months, despite the repository being available. Together with the old latest release, this indicates a likely inactive project.
The repository is owned by an individual account rather than an organization, and no organizational backing is shown. This leaves a thin ownership base alongside the inactive commit history.
The repository has zero stars and forks and only one watcher. Popularity is not decisive for a small package, but these values provide little supporting evidence of adoption or community coverage.
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