The MIT license and matching repository make its origin clear, while the package has no README and only three tracked files. Its sole release and last repository update were in January 2016, with no security policy, leaving maintenance and transparency concerns for a WordPress plugin.
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This package has only one release, published in January 2016, and no releases in the last 12 months. That long period without a new release is strong evidence of abandonment risk.
Both the package and repository contain only .gitignore, composer.json, and one PHP file. This is consistent with a very small plugin, but provides little transparency or evidence of mature project practices.
The artifact has no README, tests, or changelog. Missing tests and changelog are normal for a published artifact, but the missing README reduces guidance for consumers of this WordPress plugin.
The repository is not archived, but its last push was in January 2016. Remaining available does not compensate for nearly a decade without observed source updates.
The linked repository has no security policy. This is a smaller concern than the inactive release history, but it leaves no documented route for reporting vulnerabilities.
We didn't find any vulnerabilities for this package.
| Dependency | Last Release | Score |
|---|---|---|
johnpbloch/wordpress Version >=4.4.1 | — | — |
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