parkktech/fastmagento

FastMagento appears actively maintained and currently usable: the repository is not archived, was pushed on the assessment date, and shows 196 commits by two active contributors over three months, while the package has 22 releases in 41 days and is not deprecated. Its stable, licensed release, substantial README, changelog, matching repository, and minimal runtime dependency profile are positive. However, the project is very young, maintenance is highly concentrated in one contributor, the artifact and repository contain no tests, no security scanning or security policy is present, and the release workflow has top-level write permissions. These issues warrant operational caution for a production dependency, but the observed maintenance and release activity do not indicate abandonment.

Latest v2.10.0

Packagist

78%

Total Score

Maintainer Stability

Dependencies

100

Maturity

Supply Chain

Health Score Breakdown

Maintainers

One registry publishing account, ParkkTech, is listed. This is a narrow publishing base, and the repository owner is a User rather than an organization, so there is no provided project-backing evidence to compensate for that concentration.

Package scaffolding

The package has a substantial README and a changelog, and the repository also has a changelog and uses GitHub Releases. Tests are absent in both the artifact and repository, leaving a maintenance-quality gap for this Magento module.

Project backing

The repository owner is the User account parkktech, not an organization, so the provided ownership data does not offer organizational succession or maintenance-capacity compensation.

Release history

The package is only 41 days old but has 22 releases, including 21 in the last 12 months and a median interval of about 2.7 hours. This shows strong current publishing activity, while the short history limits evidence of long-term stability.

Repo bus factor

Two contributors were active, but the top contributor made 184 of 196 commits, or about 94%. The second contributor provides some continuity, but maintenance remains materially dependent on one person.