Package Health/zoujingli/think-plugs-account

zoujingli/think-plugs-account

This release is usable but carries meaningful maintenance and transparency concerns. It has a stable, non-deprecated version, a repository that is not archived and was pushed recently, readable documentation, tests, a complete-looking 42-file package tree, and no install-time lifecycle scripts or dangerous workflow patterns. However, the package has no declared or included license, only one active contributor with all recent commits, very low repository adoption, no security policy, and a release workflow with top-level write permissions. The project appears individually owned rather than organization-backed, so the concentrated maintainer base is a real continuity risk; review the licensing and repository controls before adopting it as a dependency.

Latest v1.0.25

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Dependency profile

Six runtime dependencies, including PHP extensions and two project-specific packages, create a moderate dependency surface. The profile is not excessive, but the project-specific dependencies increase coupling within the same ecosystem.

License

No declared license and no license file were found in the artifact or repository. This is a genuine transparency and reuse risk for an open-source dependency.

Maintainers

Only one account has registry publish access. Because the repository owner is identified as a User rather than an organization, there is no provided project-backing evidence to compensate for this concentration.

Project backing

The source repository is owned by the user account zoujingli, not an organization. This provides no organizational maintenance cushion and reinforces the single-maintainer continuity concern.

Repo bus factor

One contributor made 100% of the recent commits. With the repository owned by an individual rather than an organization, there is no demonstrated handoff capacity, creating a meaningful continuity risk.