On 2/5/12 7:01 PM, PJ Eby wrote:
On Feb 5, 2012 1:48 PM, "Alex Clark" <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > pythonpackages.com <http://pythonpackages.com> considers this to be "zero downloads". if there was an API for off-site downloads to report back to PyPI then maybe we could use it to report those statistics on pythonpackages.com <http://pythonpackages.com>. AFAIK there is currently no such thing. (I used to have a tool tip in place that explained this; I'll put it back ASAP. crate.io <http://crate.io> has something similar in place IIRC.) Perhaps instead of zero with a tooltip, you could just say "N/A" for releases that don't list any files -- or just exclude the download line altogether.
Done, e.g. http://pythonpackages.com/info/cdecimal
You do, after all, know whether a release has any files from its PyPI data, so you do know the difference between "zero downloads" and "unknown downloads".
Well, it's a package that exists for which the API reports zero downloads. That means either there has been no release yet, or the package does not host its releases on PyPI, IIUC.
Alex
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