Risky to adopt: the package has had no release in over eight years and has no linked source repository, making maintenance and provenance difficult to verify. Its proprietary license and missing README add practical concerns for a dependency.
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The latest release was published in July 2018, with no releases in the last 12 months; this strongly indicates prolonged abandonment despite six historical releases.
The package declares a proprietary license and includes no license file, which can restrict use and makes the terms less transparent for downstream projects.
Only one registry publisher is listed, leaving a thin maintainer base and increasing continuity risk for an already inactive package.
The artifact contains only four files, including a source file and test.php, which is consistent with a very small package but provides little supporting documentation or project context.
The published artifact has no README, so consumers lack basic usage guidance; the absence of tests and a changelog is normal for a small published artifact and is not independently concerning.
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