For small dependencies it's often not the implementation that matters as much as the tests. And even if you think you can write all the tests in an afternoon, t

For small dependencies it's often not the implementation that matters as much as the tests. And even if you think you can write all the tests in an afternoon, they're often born out of actual usage, which you can't replicate so easily. I'd say if a dependency is small enough that you can write it in an afternoon, you can even more easily read it's source and tests and decide if it's high enough quality to use as-is.