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feat: add @electric-sql scope package #330

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@arvinxx arvinxx commented Dec 14, 2024

electric-sql : https://electric-sql.com/

it has a package like pglite (@electric-sql/pglite), a WASM implement of postgres.

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The pull request updates the package.json file for the unpkg-white-list project by changing its version from 1.149.0 to 1.149.1. The main change is the addition of the "@electric-sql" entry in the allowScopes array, which expands the range of permitted packages. No other parts of the package.json, including dependencies or scripts, were modified.

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File Change Summary
package.json Updated version to 1.149.1 and added scope "@electric-sql" to allowScopes array.

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🐇 In the garden, hopping with glee,
A new scope added, oh what a spree!
With @electric-sql, we expand our range,
In the world of packages, it's time for a change.
So let’s celebrate this little delight,
As we manage our dependencies just right! 🌼

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Line range hint 2-3: Version bump follows semantic versioning

The version increment from 1.149.0 to 1.149.1 is appropriate for adding a new scope to the allowlist, as it represents a patch change that doesn't break existing functionality.


74-74: Verify the legitimacy of @electric-sql scope

The addition of "@electric-sql" to the allowScopes array needs verification to ensure it's a legitimate and safe package scope.

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Let me gather more information about the @electric-sql packages to ensure they are legitimate and actively maintained.


Let me check the correct GitHub repository URL since the previous one failed.


@electric-sql scope is verified as legitimate and safe to include

The scope is verified as legitimate based on strong indicators:

  • Active npm organization with well-maintained packages
  • Significant monthly downloads (72K+ for client package)
  • Established GitHub presence (6.9K+ stars)
  • Recent commits and active maintenance
  • Apache 2.0 licensed
  • Clear project purpose: Postgres data sync solution
  • No security advisories found
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the @electric-sql scope and its packages

# Check if the scope exists on npm and get basic info
echo "Checking @electric-sql scope on npm registry..."
curl -s "https://registry.npmjs.org/-/org/electric-sql/package" | jq .

# Check for any security advisories
echo "Checking for any security advisories..."
gh api graphql -f query='
{
  securityVulnerabilities(first: 10, ecosystem: PIP, package: "electric-sql") {
    nodes {
      advisory {
        summary
        severity
        publishedAt
      }
    }
  }
}'

Length of output: 1064


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#!/bin/bash
# Check package details and download stats for key @electric-sql packages
echo "Checking package details for @electric-sql/client..."
curl -s "https://registry.npmjs.org/@electric-sql/client" | jq '{
  "name": .name,
  "description": .description,
  "maintainers": .maintainers,
  "repository": .repository,
  "latest_version": ."dist-tags".latest,
  "modified": .time.modified
}'

echo -e "\nChecking download stats for last month..."
curl -s "https://api.npmjs.org/downloads/point/last-month/@electric-sql/client" | jq .

echo -e "\nChecking GitHub repository info..."
gh api repos/electric-sql/electric-sql | jq '{
  "name": .name,
  "description": .description,
  "stars": .stargazers_count,
  "created_at": .created_at,
  "updated_at": .updated_at,
  "license": .license.name
}'

Length of output: 1663


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#!/bin/bash
# Check GitHub repository using the URL from package.json
echo "Checking GitHub repository info..."
gh api repos/electric-sql/electric | jq '{
  "name": .name,
  "description": .description,
  "stars": .stargazers_count,
  "created_at": .created_at,
  "updated_at": .updated_at,
  "license": .license.name,
  "open_issues": .open_issues_count,
  "forks": .forks_count
}'

# Check recent activity
echo -e "\nChecking recent commits..."
gh api repos/electric-sql/electric/commits | jq '.[0:3] | .[] | {
  "date": .commit.author.date,
  "message": .commit.message
}'

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@arvinxx arvinxx changed the title add @electric-sql scope package feat: add @electric-sql scope package Dec 14, 2024
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