gnugat/soul-me-maybe
Documentation, tests, and an MIT license make the release understandable, while its tiny project footprint limits confidence in ongoing support. Avoid adding it to new projects unless you control and can maintain a fork.
12%
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Health Score Breakdown
The registry marks the entire package as abandoned, with no replacement named. Package-level deprecation is a severe adoption and maintenance warning.
The latest release was published about 12 years ago, with zero releases in the last 12 months. This strongly indicates abandonment despite the package having 12 historical releases.
The package uses post-install and post-update scripts, which add installation-time behavior that consumers must account for. No provided signal shows these scripts are unsafe, so this is a limited hygiene concern.
The repository name does not match the package name and its README does not mention the package, weakening confidence that it is the authoritative source for this release.
The linked repository is not formally archived, but its last push was about 12 years ago, which does not compensate for the lack of current release activity.
Vulnerabilities
We didn't find any vulnerabilities for this package.
Package versions
Maintainers
 Loic Chardonnet |
Direct Dependencies
| Dependency | Last Release | Score |
|---|---|---|
 symfony/yaml Version 2.3.* | — | — |
monolog/monolog Version ~1.3 | — | — |
symfony/console Version 2.3.* | — | — |
whatthejeff/fab Version 1.0.* | — | — |
Weekly Downloads
Info
- Last Published
- 13 years ago
- Created
- 14 years ago
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