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Nemo edited this page Dec 17, 2022
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If your product or team relies on endoflife.date (especially the API), please let us know.
- kics uses the API to keep their Python/PHP versions always updated.
- Kots uses it to stay on a supported Kubernetes version
- xsar uses it to run their test-suite on [all currently supported Python versions] (https://github.com/umr-lops/xsar/pull/90).
- gradle-dependency-extractor uses it to run their test-suite on [all currently supported Java versions] (https://github.com/umr-lops/xsar/pull/90).
- Django Release Cycle website uses the API to fetch data about Django EOL dates.
- Drop Python uses it to track PyPi packages using EOL versions of Python.
- https://github.com/adriens/endoflife.date-neo4j inserts the EOL data into a Neo4J database for Analysis.
- https://github.com/rikuson/eol.bar (now archived) EOL schedule on graphical interface by generating SVG image representations.
These are modules that can be plugged-in to other applications, typically via the CI.
- latest-python-versions gives you a dynamic Python version matrix for your Github Actions workflows. It uses the API to determine the oldest supported Python version.
- Semaphore parses the API and publishes it for consumption using Prometheus.
- Deps Report generates a report of the outdated dependencies for a specified project. It uses the API to detect if an unsuported version of Python is being used.
- debian-lts-versions fetches the list of Debian LTS versions for use in GitHub Actions. It uses the API to fetch the list of debian versions.
- dbmisvc-docker bootstraps docker images and uses the API to ensure a supported OS+Language combination is used.
These are generic API Clients for the endoflife.date API, typically with a CLI interface to query the API and/or a package that can be used in other applications.