The command npm-dlc reports the latest download counts of the npm packages published by specific user.
$ npm install -g npm-dlc
$ npm-dlc <user-name> ...
$ npm-dlc vzg03566
Download count of public package published by vzg03566.
(https://www.npmjs.com/~vzg03566)
-------------------- ------- ------------ ----- ------ -------
NAME VERSION PUBLISHED DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY
-------------------- ------- ------------ ----- ------ -------
hash-arg 0.3.3 a year ago 0 17 65
list-it 0.4.1 2 years ago 17 101 324
aws-node-util 0.9.9 7 months ago 0 42 168
mz700-js 1.0.6 13 days ago 0 224 1042
yea-stringify 1.0.1 2 years ago 2 5 9
minty-mocha 1.0.0 2 years ago 0 3 6
fractional-timer 1.0.2 2 years ago 0 4 19
transworker 1.2.1 a month ago 12 19 103
b-box 0.1.2 9 months ago 0 7 23
dock-n-liquid 0.5.3 9 months ago 0 15 50
fullscrn 1.3.1 2 years ago 0 9 40
svg-z-order 1.2.1 2 years ago 2 16 55
parse-int-array 0.9.0 2 years ago 0 3 8
rough-name 1.0.0 2 years ago 1 3 15
exl 0.1.0 8 months ago 1 2 5
local-lambda-invoker 1.0.0 7 months ago 0 1 4
lex-bnf 0.2.0 7 months ago 0 7 16
gdrive-fs 1.1.2 3 months ago 0 5 17
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This list was created at 2019-2-9 12:40:34
This module published under MIT LICENSE.
FAQs
Report the latest download counts of all the npm packages owned by a specific user.
The npm package npm-dlc receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, npm-dlc popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that npm-dlc demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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