njxqlus/getlaravel

The Laravel 5.5-era dependencies and install-time scripts increase compatibility and installation concerns. MIT licensing and a substantial README improve transparency, but do not offset the maintenance risk.

Latest 1.0.1

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Registry deprecation

Packagist marks the entire package as abandoned, with no replacement provided. Package-level deprecation is a severe adoption risk rather than a release-specific warning.

Release history

The package has had no release in more than nine years and none in the last 12 months, despite having only six releases overall. This confirms that maintenance has stopped.

Repo commit activity

There were no commits and no active maintainers in the last three months. Combined with the archived repository and stale release history, this is strong evidence of abandonment.

Repository archived

The linked repository is archived and was last pushed in September 2017, so it is no longer an actively maintained source. This strongly indicates abandonment risk.

Dependency profile

The package declares eight runtime dependencies, including Laravel framework components and Laravel 5.5-era integrations. This creates meaningful compatibility and update burden for a package that is no longer maintained.

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Direct Dependencies

Dependency	Last Release	Score
doctrine/dbal Version ^2.6	—	—
laravel/tinker Version ~1.0	—	—
fideloper/proxy Version ~3.3	—	—
laravel/framework Version 5.5.*	—	—
santigarcor/laratrust Version 4.0.*	—	—