Five Years NPM Downloads Trend Link #1029
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Dear react-quill team,
I hope you're doing well! I’d like to suggest updating the current NPM trends link in the README to one that points to the download trends page on npm-compare.com, which supports viewing the trend data over the past five years. Unlike the link to npmtrends.com, which doesn’t allow specifying a time range, npm-compare.com provides a dynamic chart that visualizes the download trends for react-quill over five-year period.
As a maintainer of npm-compare.com, I believe this enhancement would provide users with better insight into the growing popularity of react-quill over time, which could help them make more informed decisions. If you need any additional features or insights from npm-compare.com, I’d be happy to implement them for the project.
Thank you for considering my suggestion.