Fastest-growing Open-source Packages — Verified CS
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Fastest-growing Open-source Packages — Verified CS
330 rows, built to answer one question: Which Fastest-Growing Open-Source Packages? Every row includes: - absolute gain - avg downloads per day - dependent packages - description - downloads last 30d - downloads prior 30d - ecosystem - growth percent - last published - latest version - momentum tier
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Fastest-growing Open-source Packages — Verified CSV, Updated August 2026
330 rows, built to answer one question: Which Fastest-Growing Open-Source Packages? Every row includes:
- absolute gain
- avg downloads per day
- dependent packages
- description
- downloads last 30d
- downloads prior 30d
- ecosystem
- growth percent
- last published
- latest version
- momentum tier
- name
- package ID
- project link
- rank by growth
- topics
- window end
- window start
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- absolute gain
- avg downloads per day
- dependent packages
- description
- downloads last 30d
- downloads prior 30d
- ecosystem
- growth percent
- last published
- latest version
- momentum tier
- name
- package ID
- project link
- rank by growth
- topics
- window end
- window start
What one result contains
One result = one record (one JSON object pushed to your dataset). Every record carries these 20 fields: entity_id, absolute_gain, avg_downloads_per_day, dependent_packages, description, downloads_last_30d, downloads_prior_30d, ecosystem, growth_pct, kind, last_published, latest_version, momentum_tier, name, package_id, project_link, rank_by_growth, topics, window_end, window_start.
Example shape:
{"entity_id": "...","absolute_gain": "...","avg_downloads_per_day": "...","dependent_packages": "...","description": "...","downloads_last_30d": "..."}
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