The package has a valid MIT license and no install-time scripts. Its source is extremely small, with no tests or README, and shows no release or commit activity since September 2020, leaving maintenance uncertain.
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Only two releases exist, both from September 2020, with no release in roughly six years. That is strong evidence of abandonment for a Laravel integration package.
The repository has recorded zero commits and zero active maintainers in the last three months, consistent with the long release gap and raising maintenance risk.
The published artifact has no README, tests, or changelog. Missing tests and changelog are normal for published artifacts, but a missing README is a minor consumer-facing gap for a Laravel package.
The repository has zero stars, forks, and watchers. Popularity is only supporting evidence, but this provides no community signal to offset the lack of recent maintenance.
The linked repository has no security policy, reducing transparency about how vulnerabilities should be reported. This is a hygiene gap rather than a standalone reason to reject the package.
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