Healthy and reasonable to use, with the main caveat that it is a young project with only one published release. It has recent commits from two contributors, clear packaging and licensing, and no archive or deprecation signal; install-time scripts deserve review before adoption.
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Composer post-install and post-update scripts run during dependency operations, adding operational and review risk even though this package contains no runtime code. These hooks should be inspected before allowing the dependency in automated builds.
Only one registry account has publishing access, which is a modest continuity concern for a user-owned project. The repository's recent activity from two contributors provides some compensation but does not remove the single-publisher risk.
The package and repository are owned by the same individual account, so there is no organizational backing to provide maintenance handoff. Recent two-contributor activity partly offsets this limitation.
This is a young package, about three months old, with only one release and no established release cadence. That limits evidence of long-term maintenance, though the repository shows activity after publication.
The repository has only 1 star and no forks or watchers, so there is little external adoption evidence. For this young, niche documentation package, low popularity is a supporting concern rather than a decisive health problem.
We didn't find any vulnerabilities for this package.
| Dependency | Last Release | Score |
|---|---|---|
sandermuller/boost-core Version ^1.1 | — | — |
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