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EndOfLife.date

Ask whether the version you are on is still supported — answered from endoflife.date rather than from memory.

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No longer maintained. The GitHub repository for this server is archived — no fixes or security updates are expected.

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LABSCO SUMMARY

The one fact a model is most likely to get wrong, fetched instead of recalled.

Support windows move and training data does not. Pointing get_product_release at the version in your lock file turns "I think that is still supported" into a date you can act on. There is nothing to configure — a public dataset behind a small set of read-only tools.

What it is

A thin server over the endoflife.date API, which tracks support and end-of-life dates for a large set of software products.

What you get

  • Every product the dataset tracks (list_products)
  • One product in detail, with its release cycles (get_product)
  • A specific release of a product, with its support and end-of-life dates (get_product_release)
  • Products grouped by category, and the categories themselves (list_categories, get_category_products)
  • Products grouped by tag, and the tags themselves (list_tags, get_tag_products)

Requirements

Node.js and network access, with a build step before first use. No account and no key.

Setup effort

Build from source