then we can show a selector for -5 years, -7 years or whatever
or add a input text
that’s an easy fix though
maybe we need like Martin suggested, an “ advanced filters” section where you can customize things further
I think we already talked about it in the past
Need to go to sleep now. But I'll get back to this.
looks awesome Martin, thanks
Not sure if I did something wrong, but I clone the PR and running on the data I have locally I got this
Going to try this package later today if I manage to squeeze some time
https://pomgui.github.io/chartjs-plugin-regression/demo/
https://pomgui.github.io/chartjs-plugin-regression/demo/
@bruno-garcia gave me a larger dump to test with.
yeah I may have just the contrib db I think don't remember. I had some troubles restoring it in the past I may try getting the whole db again. Did you maybe looked at the comments I left in the PR? I found a plugin for chartJS that seem to do some of this projections but didn't manage to try it yet.
But I'm not really good with the statistics don't remember much of the math terms from college 😅 but it does look interesting:
https://pomgui.github.io/chartjs-plugin-regression/demo/
https://pomgui.github.io/chartjs-plugin-regression/demo/
But looking at your c# code, looks like we could use the Polynomial regression
But to answer your question, no I haven't had time to look at the comments. I'll get back to the PR at some point. Just too much other things in the pipeline atm.
Ultimately it would be nice to have a continuous line not two plotted at the same time. Maybe we can do this, because the way it works today is that we send the data for the chart even though we don't have stats.
this is so would have " gaps" in the chart.
For example: if a user requests 2 years of data, when the dataset stops having numbers, instead of returning 0 we return the predictions
it's fixed now
NuGet Trends getting some exposure!
https://twitter.com/martz2804/status/1349297623899856896 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25760180 - links to a blog post using NuGet Trends
https://twitter.com/martz2804/status/1349297623899856896 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25760180 - links to a blog post using NuGet Trends
Reading here seems like we have
long already: https://github.com/dotnet/nuget-trends/blob/main/src/NuGetTrends.Data/DailyDownload.cs#L9
I'll raise an issue so we can make sure things will work fine
However, wondering if there's an API where you can access the data from ? I've looked around but I'm struggling to find it, if there is one? I'd like to access data for a broad spectrum of packages , preferably most of the packages
What do you recon is the best option to achieve this ?
the nuget.org catalog would give you the complete list of packages, then you could hit nugettrends for the download numbers. If you're looking for just a subset of the data (just a year or a few months, can't recall) you can download the DB backup we generate every week for contributors.. there's a linnk on the readme of the project https://github.com/dotnet/nuget-trends