### Thanks and appreciation to - npm for making their data available to hack on - [Chromatic](https://www.chromaticqa.com/) for providing component screenshot testing - [Embed.ly](https://embed.ly/) for bringing npmcharts embeds to Medium and Reddit - All the open source projects that have linked their READMEs' download-count badges to npmcharts 🙏 ### Instructions to set up project locally 1. Fork this repository. 2. Go to your forked copy of this repository. It will be here: `https://github.com//npmcharts.com`. 3. On your PC, open terminal and run: `git clone https://github.com//npmcharts.com.git`. A folder called `npmcharts.com` will be created. 4. Run `cd npmcharts.com` and then `yarn`. This will take some time as `puppeteer` will install chromium (150MB). 5. Now, `cd packages/server` and run `yarn` again. 6. Run `cd ../../` and then `npm start`. You are all set! The project will be running on `port 3896`. ### Testing To test your code, open your browser and go to: http://localhost:3896/chart-image/vue.png. If everything is fine, you should see a chart(takes a few seconds to load; it is normal). ### Hidden features A few things that might not be apparent just by looking at the site - Charts can be embedded in Medium articles - Tweets of a chart should contain previews of the actual chart - Same with slack