It includes a useful README, tests, and a source repository that matches the package. The BSD-4-Clause declaration conflicts with the BSD-2-Clause license file, and ext-mcrypt is an old runtime requirement.
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The package requires PHP, ext-openssl, and the obsolete ext-mcrypt extension. The small dependency count is favorable, but the ext-mcrypt requirement creates substantial compatibility risk.
A license file is present, so licensing is not absent; however, the manifest declares BSD-4-Clause while the artifact and repository license file are detected as BSD-2-Clause, creating an unresolved mismatch.
This is the only release, published nearly eight years ago, with no releases in the last 12 months. That strongly suggests abandonment risk despite the stable version format.
The repository recorded zero commits and zero active maintainers in the last three months, providing no evidence of current maintenance to offset the old release history.
The linked repository has no security policy. This does not prove a security defect, but it reduces transparency for reporting and handling issues in a package that implements authentication functions.
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