I’m a small time npm package author with only a moderate number of downloads each week.
One of the things I enjoyed doing was logging in each day and looking at how many downloads my packages were receiving.
I love the graph that has been added to the downloads count in the new npm website redesign. Why did the per day and per month download stats need to be removed though? I enjoyed looking at those stats more than the per week downloads count.
I can understand the per month stat being removed if the packages getting millions of downloads a month couldn't fit the graph next to their download count. The per day stat didn't have much reason to be removed though.
Please bring back the per day and per month stats and display a graph next to them like you have done with the per week stat.
I’m a small time npm package author with only a moderate number of downloads each week.
One of the things I enjoyed doing was logging in each day and looking at how many downloads my packages were receiving.
I love the graph that has been added to the downloads count in the new npm website redesign. Why did the per day and per month download stats need to be removed though? I enjoyed looking at those stats more than the per week downloads count.
I can understand the per month stat being removed if the packages getting millions of downloads a month couldn't fit the graph next to their download count. The per day stat didn't have much reason to be removed though.
Please bring back the per day and per month stats and display a graph next to them like you have done with the per week stat.