Crates.io Rust Packages and Dependencies Radar
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Crates.io Rust Packages and Dependencies Radar
Extract Crates.io Rust Packages and Dependencies data in clean JSON or CSV. Query by sort, maxCrates for records, engagement metrics, and metadata. Export datasets, run via API or Python/Node.js SDK, schedule runs, or integrate with webhooks with zero proxy fees.
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$1.10 / 1,000 results
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Darim Quraishi
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Track newly published Rust packages, updated crate releases, download counts, descriptions, documentation links, and code repositories from crates.io.
Features
- Scrapes the official crates.io registry for newly published releases, trending packages, and recent download spikes.
- Captures crate names, latest semantic versions, project descriptions, and author links.
- Extracts total all-time downloads, 90-day download velocity, and verified docs.rs documentation references.
- Runs via direct public REST endpoints without API tokens or rotating proxy networks.
- Exports structured records immediately to JSON, CSV, Excel, or automated API endpoints.
Input parameters
- Sort Order: Choose between Recently Updated (new version releases), All-Time Downloads, Recent Download Velocity, or Newly Created Crates. Default is recent-updates.
- Maximum Crates: Total number of Rust packages to extract. Default is 50, maximum is 100.
Output dataset fields
Each dataset record contains:
- name: Crate package name registered on crates.io (for example: tokio, serde, syn).
- version: Latest published semantic version string.
- description: Project summary description provided by the package maintainer.
- downloads: Total all-time downloads recorded across all versions.
- recentDownloads: Downloads recorded over the last 90-day rolling window.
- homepage: Official project landing page or marketing website.
- repository: Direct URL to the GitHub or GitLab source code repository.
- documentation: Direct link to the official docs.rs crate documentation.
- cratesIoUrl: Permanent link to the package listing on crates.io.
- updatedAt: Timestamp of the most recent version upload.
- createdAt: Timestamp when the crate was initially registered.
- sort: Sort category applied during extraction.
- scrapedAt: UTC timestamp when the record was extracted.
Use cases
- Rust ecosystem intelligence: Discover emerging libraries, utilities, and CLI tools written in Rust.
- Dependency auditing: Monitor package releases for critical dependencies in systems programming stacks.
- Security supply chain monitoring: Detect newly created crates and suspicious package registrations early.
- Market research: Measure download adoption trends for Rust frameworks and WebAssembly modules.
