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expo/hot-chocolate

Star momentum, maintenance concentration, contributor health, and codebase change — one report built from public repository data.

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Current stars
58
Activity since
2025
Latest activity
Mar 2026

Public star activity

Last 30 days
+5
Last 90 days
+6
Actions / day
0.1
Public star actions

stars from September 12, 2025 to March 1, 2026, peaking at 16.16 STARS6 MO16MAR 2026SEP 2025

16 stars on March 1, 2026.

stars by date
Datestars
September 12, 20251
September 14, 20252
September 16, 20253
September 24, 20255
September 28, 20256
October 6, 20257
October 17, 20258
October 25, 202510
December 31, 202511
February 26, 202615
March 1, 202616

The commit history reads expo/hot-chocolate a second time

methodology

Fix-labelled changes, file change frequency, ownership concentration and maintenance cadence, each computed from this repository's analyzed commit window. None of them is derived from stars, which is why they are allowed to disagree with the curve above.

Fix-labelled changes
Fix-labelled changes for expo/hot-chocolate
File change frequency
File change frequency for expo/hot-chocolate
Bus factor
Bus factor for expo/hot-chocolate
Maintenance pulse
Maintenance pulse for expo/hot-chocolate
Contributors
Contributors for expo/hot-chocolate
Language activity
Language activity for expo/hot-chocolate
Commit activity
Commit activity for expo/hot-chocolate
Recent TODO/FIXME movement
Recent TODO/FIXME movement for expo/hot-chocolate

Attention is not adoption.

Stars against usage

No published package was detected for this repository, so there is nothing to lay over star growth.

Earned badges

badge studio

Maintenance, ownership and star-momentum signals, computed from the same commit and star history and embeddable as static images.

Reading badge evidence for expo/hot-chocolate.

Notes on expo/hot-chocolate

How many stars does expo/hot-chocolate have?
GitHub currently reports 58 stars for expo/hot-chocolate. The chart itself is rebuilt from historical star data, which records star actions and not unstars, so it reads as an attention signal rather than a net star count.
What does recent star activity look like for hot-chocolate?
gitdebt observed about 6 public star actions for expo/hot-chocolate over the latest 90 days of archive coverage (about 5 in the latest 30). This is an approximate attention signal, not a net-star count, because unstars are not present.
Is hot-chocolate still active?
Public archive data shows about 5 star actions for expo/hot-chocolate in the latest 30 days of coverage. For repository activity, use the commit heatmap, commit trend, and contributor charts on this page.
When was hot-chocolate created?
expo/hot-chocolate was created on April 23, 2025. The first public star activity observed for expo/hot-chocolate is from Sep 2025.

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