Open hughsk opened 10 years ago
I would also like this. I would like to know what versions of express
people are still actively installing.
Just recently discussed this on Twitter with @seldo, the number of downloads for a specific version is available in the raw data logs. We just need to keep our fingers crossed that this feature will be added to the REST api.
@jhejderup awesome, good to hear the data's there at least! Fingers crossed :)
I once opened basically the same issue for npm-www: https://github.com/npm/newww/issues/371 See some additional thoughts there...
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@jhejderup is there anything the public could do to help implement this feature?
My goodness, I am behind on notifications.
This is absolutely coming; the downloads API is 14 months old now and very out of step with the rest of our architecture, so it needs to be overhauled, put on top of postgres instead of mysql, put behind the user-ACL API so people can get stats for private modules, etc.. Per-version counts will come in that update, but don't hold your breath, as we have a bunch of other stuff to build first.
That's awesome news!
Please :) We need it for Bower
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@seldo Would love to see this for webpack 2 beta. What is the state of this issue? It sounded like it would be solved already.
It remains something we are committed to doing, but not something we currently have the resources to work on.
@seldo Thanks for the clarification. I misread the previous comments then.
I'd throw in the ability to specify semver version ranges, like 1.2.x
@seldo Can I help somehow?
I also am willing to help.
This information would be really useful in at least a handful of situations.
Any updates on this?
Is this at all possible? It could be really useful for module authors, e.g. tracking adoption new module versions like so:
Thanks :)