Andrew Nesbitt

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I've gone through and added descriptions to all the existing rake tasks in https://github.com/ipfs-shipyard/ecosystem-dashboard/commit/1d6e73dcdca744975b34f6392f104137e562eff7 to make them a little bit easier to understand why they exist. There definitely needs to...

Initial setup steps off the top of my head before trying to automate them: There's a few manual records that need to be created before the automated collection can start...

@SgtPooki I'm working on making a single `setup` method on `Organization` that does the things that need to be sync first, then enqueues lots of async jobs for everything that...

Pushed https://github.com/ipfs-shipyard/ecosystem-dashboard/commit/3278e8f2cbc8b66be4119ef17b0e074b8d20e78f if you'd like to give it a try, either as a rake task: ``` rake org:setup ``` or in the console: ``` Organization.internal.each(&:setup_async) ``` and then make sure...

Ping me on slack if you'd like any help debugging, or feel free to drop cli outputs with errors to see if I can help

Although we don't currently track download numbers, we do have dependents of packages, for libp2p on npm, for example: - [Directly dependent repos of libp2p](https://ipfs.ecosystem-dashboard.com/packages/2488) - [Indirectly dependent repos of...

New endpoints added to ecosyste.ms today: - https://packages.ecosyste.ms/registries/npmjs.org/packages/libp2p/dependent_packages - https://packages.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/registries/npmjs.org/packages/libp2p/dependent_packages Currently no scoring or download tracking in ecosyste.ms yet but I can prioritze that, and have the ecosystem dashboard sync...

Still working on download counts but you can now sort by most dependend upon packages which highly correlates with download counts: https://packages.ecosyste.ms/registries/npmjs.org/packages/libp2p/dependent_packages?order=desc&sort=dependent_packages_count

Download stats have been implemented, I've synced the the dependencies of libp2p as an example, other packages will slowly update as the download data is synced over the next few...

@BigLep thanks for reporting that, there was a bug in my sql query, updated now and it actually finds more dependents (169), which I'm investigating as well.