Package Health/encaisse/encaisse-php-sdk

encaisse/encaisse-php-sdk

This is a usable but very immature release: it is a stable, non-deprecated MIT package with a small and straightforward dependency profile, no install-time scripts, and a linked repository that is not archived and matches the package name. However, it is only hours old with a single release, no observed issue activity or popularity, no tests or changelog reported in either the artifact or repository, no security policy or scanning tooling, and only five files overall. These gaps do not establish that the package is unsafe, but they leave maintenance capacity, validation, and long-term support largely unproven, so adoption should be cautious until there is evidence of sustained development and testing.

Latest v1.0.0

Packagist

58%

Total Score

Maintainer Stability

Dependencies

100

Maturity

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The artifact and repository each contain only five files, including a source file and a test.php example, which is a minimal structure for an SDK and provides limited evidence of engineering maturity.

Package scaffolding

No tests, changelog, or usable README were reported in either the artifact or repository, and the repository's GitHub Releases usage does not compensate for the absence of those basic validation and documentation signals.

Project backing

The repository is owned by an individual user rather than an organization, and the available ownership signal does not show broader institutional backing; this leaves the support base unproven for a newly released package.

Release history

This package is newly published, with one release and an age of 0 days, so there is no release track record from which to assess maintenance or stability.

Repo issue activity

There are no issues or pull requests and no activity in the last month. Given the repository's age, this is inconclusive for abandonment but leaves maintenance responsiveness un demonstrated.