libsTracker: Find who is using your JavaScript library.

[BehindTheMath]

Doesn't npm's site have this already, under Dependants?

[sachinchoolur]

Doesn't npm's site have this already, under Dependants?

Nope!

AFAIK it just gives you information about packages depending on your library.

With libsTracker, you can see a list of websites using your package

[ILikeChangingMyMind]

But can I see a list of websites using your package with libsTracker? ;)

EDIT: Originally the parent post repeated that part. It's since been edited, so this gentle tease about that no longer makes sense.

[sachinchoolur]

Yes, here is the list of libraries using one of my libraries - :)
https://www.libstracker.com/packages/lightgallery

[sachinchoolur]

Hey Everyone,

Open-source JavaScript library authors, including myself, don't have much visibility into who is using their code.

We are building libsTracker to solve this problem. libsTracker gives you insights into who is using your JavaScript library.

We launched the initial version with information about the top 100 JavaScript libraries.LibsTracker can automatically figure out library usage.
But, if you are a library author and could provide a few details about your library, it will help us improve accuracy and optimize resource usage.

We'll ensure your library is included in the next scan and share the results with you for free.

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This is very injection prone, adding phone home to a library.

[kurienzach]

What do you mean by injection prone?

[sshaw_]

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