Package Health/mk-josias/laravel-distributable-modules

mk-josias/laravel-distributable-modules

The foundations for designing each Laravel module as a microservice: its code runs in a context bounded to its module, blind to the others, whether they run here or elsewhere, and it talks to them only through contracts and events. Whether modules run as microservices or several to a process, depending on load, release pace or cost, becomes an infrastructure choice rather than a code one, allowing greater flexibility.

Latest v0.1.5

Packagist

64%

Total Score

caution

A brand-new package has one maintainer, unpinned workflow actions, and a high-confidence secrets exposure.

Health Score Breakdown

Workflow audit

Both workflows were analyzed successfully with no dangerous trigger sinks, but all 10 action references are unpinned. A high-confidence medium-severity finding also shows the split workflow passes the entire secrets context to its runner, creating avoidable credential exposure.

Project backing

The registry namespace and repository owner are the same individual user, so there is no organization backing shown to offset the project's single-contributor maintenance risk.

Release history

The package is less than one day old with five releases, so there is not enough history to establish long-term maintenance or release stability.

Repo bus factor

All 79 recent commits came from one contributor, giving the project a complete single-person bus factor. The user-owned repository provides no organizational backing to compensate for that concentration.

Repo popularity

The repository has zero stars, forks, and watchers. For a package released less than one day ago this is weak supporting evidence, but it is not decisive on its own.