概要 — Quanteta Package Index
A cross-ecosystem database of 2971 software packages across npm, PyPI and crates.io, declaring 138 distinct licenses. Free to use, sourced and machine-readable.
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What this is — and what it is not
Quanteta Package Index is a database of software packages (libraries) published on three public registries: npm (JavaScript), PyPI (Python) and crates.io (Rust). For each package it reproduces the registry's own values — latest version, weekly downloads, declared license, direct dependency count, release history — and links them so you can search, filter and compare across ecosystems.
This is not a "package manager." npm, pip and cargo are the tools that install packages. This site does not install anything; it is a reference database about the packages those tools publish and distribute. We index them; we are not them.
Two kinds of numbers on this site
- Official registry values
- Version, weekly downloads, license, dependency count, release count and last-release date are reproduced verbatim from the registry, with the source named on every value. We do not alter them.
- Quanteta-computed indices
- Q-Vitality, Q-Trust and Q-Risk are indices that we compute from those official values. They are clearly labelled as Quanteta-computed (not measured), their exact formula is published on the データと出典 page, and they are never presented as if a registry produced them.
Data sources
- npm
- npm Registry — package metadata, versions and weekly downloads.
- PyPI
- PyPI (Python Package Index) — package metadata, versions and downloads (via pypistats).
- crates.io
- crates.io (Rust) — crate metadata, versions and downloads.
- GitHub
- GitHub — repository stars where a package links to a GitHub repository.
データアクセス
- Browse, search and filter all packages on this website
- Group by ecosystem, download volume and license
- Download the full dataset as CSV
- Schema.org Dataset / ItemList / SoftwareSourceCode markup for machine consumption
Quanteta's structuring and presentation is published under CC BY 4.0. Underlying source data remains governed by each source's terms.