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Get and calculate npm download stats for npm modules.
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Install with npm:
$ npm install download-stats --save
var stats = require('download-stats');
Get a range of download counts for the specified repository. This method returns a stream of raw data in the form of { day: '2016-01-10', downloads: 123456 }
.
Params
start
{Date}: Start date of stream.end
{Date}: End date of stream.repo
{String}: Repository to get downloads for. If repo
is not passed, then all npm downloads for the day will be returned.returns
{Stream}: Stream of download data.Example
var start = new Date('2016-01-09');
var end = new Date('2016-01-10');
stats.get(start, end, 'micromatch')
.on('error', console.error)
.on('data', function(data) {
console.log(data);
})
.on('end', function() {
console.log('done.');
});
// { day: '2016-01-09', downloads: 53331 }
// { day: '2016-01-10', downloads: 47341 }
Calculate object containing methods to calculate stats on arrays of download counts. See [calculate][#calculate] api docs for more information.
Group array into object where keys are groups and values are arrays. Groups determined by provided fn
.
Params
arr
{Array}: Array of download objectsfn
{Function}: Function to determine group the download belongs in.returns
{String}: Key to use for the groupExample
var groups = calculate.group(downloads, function(download) {
// day is formatted as '2010-12-25'
// add this download to the '2010-12' group
return download.day.substr(0, 7);
});
Calculate the total for each group (key) in the object.
Params
groups
{Object}: Object created by a group
function.returns
{Object}: Object with calculated totalsCalculate the total downloads for an array of download objects.
Params
arr
{Array}: Array of download objects (must have a .downloads
property)returns
{Number}: Total of all downloads in the array.Calculate the average for each group (key) in the object.
Params
groups
{Object}: Object created by a group
function.returns
{Object}: Object with calculated averageCalculate the average downloads for an array of download objects.
Params
arr
{Array}: Array of download objects (must have a .downloads
property)returns
{Number}: Average of all downloads in the array.Create an array of downloads before specified day.
Params
day
{String}: Day specifying last day to use in group.arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to check.returns
{Array}: Array of downloads happened before or on specified day.Calculate the total downloads happening before the specified day.
Params
day
{String}: Day specifying last day to use in group.arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to check.returns
{Number}: Total downloads happening before or on specified day.Create an array of downloads for the last X
days.
Params
days
{Number}: Number of days to go back.arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to check.init
{String}: Optional day to use as the last day to include. (Days from init || today
- days
to init || today
)returns
{Array}: Array of downloads for last X
days.Calculate total downloads for the last X
days.
Params
days
{Number}: Number of days to go back.arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to check.init
{String}: Optional day to use as the last day to include. (Days from init || today
- days
to init || today
)returns
{Array}: Array of downloads for last X
days.Create an array of downloads for the previous X
days.
Params
days
{Number}: Number of days to go back.arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to check.init
{String}: Optional day to use as the prev day to include. (Days from init || today
- days
- days
to init || today
- days
)returns
{Array}: Array of downloads for prev X
days.Calculate total downloads for the previous X
days.
Params
days
{Number}: Number of days to go back.arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to check.init
{String}: Optional day to use as the prev day to include. (Days from init || today
- days
- days
to init || today
- days
)returns
{Array}: Array of downloads for prev X
days.Create an object of download groups by month.
Params
arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to group and total.returns
{Object}: Groups with arrays of download objectsCalculate total downloads grouped by month.
Params
arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to group and total.returns
{Object}: Groups with total downloads calculatedCreate an object of download groups by month.
Params
arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to group and total.returns
{Object}: Groups with arrays of download objectsCalculate total downloads grouped by year.
Params
arr
{Array}: Array of downloads to group and total.returns
{Object}: Groups with total downloads calculatedPull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
Generate readme and API documentation with [verb][]:
$ npm install verb && npm run docs
Or, if [verb][] is installed globally:
$ verb
Install dev dependencies:
$ npm install -d && npm test
Brian Woodward
Copyright © 2016 Brian Woodward Released under the MIT license.
This file was generated by verb, v0.9.0, on February 29, 2016.
FAQs
Get and calculate npm download stats for npm modules.
The npm package download-stats receives a total of 285,933 weekly downloads. As such, download-stats popularity was classified as popular.
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