npmpackage.info - Discover detailed information about npm packages

Hello, Product Hunt community! I'm Shrinath Nayak, and I'm excited to introduce npmpackage.info, a powerful new tool for all JavaScript developers! 🔴 Have you ever struggled to find detailed information on npm packages? We understand your pain, and that's why we created npmpackage.info. npmpackage.info is a comprehensive platform that provides detailed insights into npm packages. Whether you're optimizing your project dependencies or exploring package details, our tool makes it easy and free for everyone. ➡️ How it works: 1. Search for any npm package on our user-friendly platform. 2. Instantly access comprehensive insights, including package statistics, dependencies, and download trends. 3. Use this data to make informed decisions for your projects. We're offering free access to detailed package insights for everyone. No subscriptions, no hidden fees—just valuable information at your fingertips. We'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

This looks like a super handy tool for devs! Just took a quick look and it seems really useful for npm package insights. Nice work, Shrinath!

It provides detailed stats, dependencies, trends, and maintainer info, making it a must-have for optimizing my projects

Congratulations on the launch! Very interesting product. I also work in a niche of dependencies (depshub.com), and it's nice to see that people invest more time into this topic. Do you find the OpenSSF scorecard effective in terms of evaluating the package quality? Let's say the React package has only a 5.4/10 score. Also, do you have any plans on introducing more data sources or data points? The product looks interesting.

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Congrats on the launch! This is a unique pain point of mine and I really like how you guys are solving it! Best of luck!

This is such a helpful tool for JavaScript developers. Good luck with the launch!

Kudos to your launch, this is really helpful! I'll check our packages that we use for our upcoming product. My vote goes to you!

Hey @snayak Is npmpackage.info the one-stop shop for all my npm package needs? Does it show how popular packages are, what they depend on, and who maintains them?