If package name does not exist, PackagePhobia website does not respond.
@aws-sdk/If the package for the searched query does not exist, show search results with links to packages.
For example, imagine the query is @aws-sdk/ for package which doesn't exist.
The website can route to /search?q=%40aws-sdk%2F just like npmjs.
The search results page can reference to individual packages which share the search query. For example, the page for @aws-sdk/client-s3 is /[email protected]/client-s3
Hosting a different search engine for packagephobia.
This is in reference to blog post on reduction of publish size of modular AWS SDK for JavaScript (v3) announced in tweet.
I wanted to provide link to list page with search query @aws-sdk/ from the blog post. But such feature doesn't exist.
You can use commas to show multiple packages like this:
That's great!
How about creating a results page which finds package names for the given string and show values for those individual packages?
Your use case doesn't seem so much like search though.
It sounds more like you want to list all packages in a specific scope, in this case
@aws-sdk.
True. The example given in the description is for listing packages under specific scope.
However, the feature request is for creating a generic search result page.
A generic search results would be similar to how it in on npmjs website.
Example search results on npmjs for keyword "express" https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=express
Sounds like an interesting feature!
I'm not planning to implement search now since Package Phobia isn't designed for discovery like https://npmjs.com or https://npms.io
But I'll leave this open so others can upvote and we can measure interest in this feature
| Owner Name | styfle |
| Repo Name | packagephobia |
| Full Name | styfle/packagephobia |
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| Created Date | 2018-03-20 |
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