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Could you explain me why http://npm-stats.com/~packages/free-jqgrid displays not full download statistic? The results corresponds the statistic starting with 2016-05-15 only instead of 2015-03-05 (the day after the first publishing). One can see full download
statistic on https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=free-jqgrid&from=2015-03-05&to=2017-11-15, but the results of http://npm-stats.com/~packages/free-jqgrid corresponds https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=free-jqgrid&from=2016-05-15&to=2017-11-15 only.

Thank you in advance!

Publicly published scoped modules are not supported.
cf npm/download-counts#23

e.g.
http://www.npm-stats.com/string
https://www.npmjs.com/~string

It would be nice to optionally show the download graph using a logarithmic scale rather than linear one

All packages have no data. E.g. http://www.npm-stats.com/sterpe

The user download count shows up, but the individual package graph fails. The error comes from loadTwitterWidget:

https://github.com/matteofigus/npm-stats-www/blob/master/public/javascripts/views/user.js#L112

  var loadTwitterWidget = function(){
    // Here you should add a line like
    // if(typeof twttr === 'undefined') return;
    twttr.ready(function(twttr) {       
      twttr.events.bind('tweet', function (event) {
        _gaq.push(['_trackEvent', "Engagement", "Share-Twitter", username]);
      });
      twttr.widgets.load();
    });
  };

1. visit http://www.npm-stats.com/~packages/<example>
2. move your mouse over one of the markers
3. click on the open on npm link
4. switch to the npm tab/window
5. switch back to the original tab/window

The line graph has disappeared!

Hi, thank you for npm stats. I noticed today that it changed look &feel, it is really nicer than yesterday. But I see here that the last commit is 7months ago and that there is no other branch. Is this the right repo? I followed the "fork me on GitHub" badge.

I have an old jQuery plugin on npm that has a dot in its name. npm-stats tries to use the module name as part of a CSS selector query without escaping dots. This leads to the plotting plugin erroring out because it can't find a matching element.

Because the plotting steps have no error handling, this error results in the entire process coming to a screeching halt, leaving it in an error state (site still says "plotting the data" but no further modules are plotted).

Testcase: http://www.npm-stats.com/pluma

hope can support sort/ filter

http://www.npm-stats.com/sindresorhus

Right now someone would have to take a screenshot so having a way to export the graph or download / embed it would be a great feature.

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