Feature:Relative Growth Rate

[abizek]

Closes #28.

Relative growth rate gives crucial insights that can be helpful to both library users and maintainers. For example, if we look into the past 2 years, we can see that swr outran react-query in downloads around Oct 2023. But with the relative growth rate, we can see that swr usage grew faster than react-query from Sep 2022!

Is this better than average growth rate #103? (IMO Yes)

Averages are prone to outliers skew. With npm packages, every holiday season sees a sharp decline in downloads(see the picture above, swr downloads dropped almost by half!). Relative growth rate provides a clear view by showing growth across all periods.

@johnmpotter It seems like you'll like this!

@uidotdev @benadam11 Please check this out when you get a chance!

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[abizek]

Another interesting example

If this growth continues, https://github.com/uidotdev/usehooks and usehooks-ts will outrun react-use 😄

[fseitun]

I think that a different way to see this is logarithmic scale, see

[abizek]

The logarithmic scale can be helpful to view downloads, but relative growth ranges only between [-100%, 100%]. So, the log scale won't be of much use here.