Usable, but maintenance has clearly slowed: the latest release was in mid-2022 with no recent commits or pull requests. Packaging is mostly transparent (MIT license, README, release notes), but the artifact lacks tests and a changelog, and there’s no published security policy.
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Only one registry maintainer is listed, which makes the project more sensitive to single-person availability. Combined with the inactivity signals, this raises adoption risk.
The artifact includes a README and GitHub release notes for this version, but it does not include tests or a changelog. For consumers, the missing test/changelog content is a mild transparency and confidence hit.
The package hasn’t had any releases in the last 12 months, and the latest release is from about 2.5 years ago. That long gap points to reduced maintenance capacity.
There were zero commits in the last 3 months and no active maintainers in that same window. This strongly suggests the project is currently not being worked on.
There is 1 open issue and no recent issue/PR activity (including no new PRs or issue updates in the last month). That reduces confidence that problems will be addressed quickly.
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