NPM D3 Downloads Data

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NPM D3 Downloads Data

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Last edited Jul 15, 2024

Created on Jul 15, 2024

This example visualizes daily download counts for the D3 package from July 2023 to December 2023, sourced from npm-stat. It shows a time series line chart where the y-axis represents weekly downloads and the x-axis represents dates, revealing a clear sawtooth pattern of high weekday activity and lower weekend counts. The visualization uses D3.js to parse the JSON data, scale the axes, and render the line path via `d3.line`. The user can inspect the raw data through the accompanying `data.json` file.

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This data was extracted from npm-stat and contains the weekly downloads data for the D3 Package.

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