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Scarf is like Google Analytics for your npm packages. Gain insights into how your packages are installed and used, and by which companies.

Package Exports

  • @scarf/scarf

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (@scarf/scarf) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

Readme

scarf-js

Scarf is like Google Analytics for your npm packages. By sending some basic details after installation, this package can help you can gain insights into how your packages are installed and by which companies. Scarf aims to help support open-source developers fund their work when used commercially.

Installing

You'll first need to create a library entry on Scarf. Once created, add a dependency on this library to your own:

npm i --save @scarf/scarf

Once your library is published to npm with this change, Scarf will automatically collect stats on install, no additional code is required!

Head to your package's dashboard on Scarf to see your reports when available.

What information does Scarf provide me as a package author?

  • Basic system information of your users
  • Company information of your users
  • Dependency tree information of packages that depend on your library

As a user of a package using Scarf, what information does Scarf send about me?

  • The operating system you are using
  • The version of the package you're installing that depends on Scarf
  • Your IP address will be used to look up any available company information. The IP address itself will be subsequently deleted

Future work

Future releases of scarf-js will provide a module of utility functions to collect usage analytics in addition to the current installation analytics.