Tech Strack is a tool that helps you track the lifecycles of the 3rd party dependencies in your tech stack. It uses the endoflife.date API to pull lifecycle information and display your entire stack in one place.
Roadmap:
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MVP - Code cleanup (never done)
- Configuration options
- Compact view with current versions of dependencies only
- Show last
$n$ versions
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Detection/formatting of out-of-support versions - Multiple stack profiles
- Support for input of extant teck stack for comparison/alerts
- Automatically parse...
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package.json -
pom.xml - Others
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- Automatically parse...
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